Abortion clinic in Rietvlei View
Abortion clinic in Rietvlei View In our women’s health abortion clinic in Rietvlei View, We provide medical or medication abortion for women to end early pregnancy before it results in…
Category: Abortion clinic in Rietvlei View
Abortion clinic in Rietvlei View
In our women’s health abortion clinic in Rietvlei View, We provide medical or medication abortion for women to end early pregnancy before it results in the birth of a child. The abortion procedure used by our women’s health care providers in Rayton comprises two different medicines, the mifepristone and misoprostol also known as abortion pills or Cytotec for termination. Ibuprofen for pain blocks and for cleaning the womb to prevent infections we use Flagyl, Doxycycline, and Azithromycin.
What is a Medical Termination (the ‘Abortion Pill’)?
Medical Termination is a non-surgical, non-invasive way to terminate a pregnancy that is less than 10 weeks gestational age. A Medical Termination is safe, effective (approx. 98%), and occurs in the comfort, security, and privacy of your own home. You will most likely experience moderate-severe abdominal cramps and heavy bleeding, which many women liken to a “very heavy period”. Two weeks after your initial visit (when you are given the pills), you return back for a follow-up visit to ensure the procedure was completed successfully and that you are no longer pregnant.
How does it feel when using abortion pills?
For most women, medication abortion using pills is like an early miscarriage. It is normal for you to have bleeding and cramping.
Step three is for follow-up.
You will need to follow up within two weeks. Follow-up is important to make sure your abortion is complete and that you are well. In the unlikely event that you are still pregnant, Faith Women’s Clinic will discuss your options with you.
Is a medical abortion safe?
Medication abortion care has been used safely in South Africa for more than 20 years. The medication is incredibly safe and effective, with a more than 99% safety rate. It’s as safe as many over-the-counter medications. Complications are really rare but can happen.
What can you expect after the treatment is taken?
When taking an early medical abortion at home, you are likely to see some bleeding. This can vary from woman to woman, with some having heavy bleeding and quite a lot of pain, while others have very little bleeding and mild pain. Most women are in between the two, however, it is important to remember that this is not a completely pain-free procedure.
The abortion usually takes place between 4 and 6 hours following the insertion of the tablets, however, in some cases, the abortion can take place earlier or later (up to 7 days later).
How is this different from taking the pills in the women’s clinic in Gauteng?
We have tried to keep the abortion pill online process very similar to you being at the clinic. The only thing that will change is where you receive any treatments. We have made this decision to ensure our clients remain comfortable and safe throughout the pandemic and this process. It is important to remember that we are contactable throughout the process and available to support you. When you receive your pills, there will be a help number that you are free to call.
What can you expect when taking a medical abortion pill at home?
At Mark women’s clinic. There are two pills necessary to complete an early medical abortion, which must be taken within 48 hours of each other.
The first pill is a tablet, that blocks progesterone, a hormone that is needed for your pregnancy to continue. The =e tablet is taken orally with a glass of water. We then advise that you wait one to two days before taking the next pill.
After your 24-48-hour break, you will take a tablet which causes the body to expel the pregnancy from the womb. Our pack comes with an instruction leaflet, which provides you with full details on how and when to take the tablets. As the second pill starts the contractions to expel the fetus from the womb, we suggest taking a painkiller 10 minutes before. Symptoms of Pregnancy
