Initial Assessment
Discuss your health, pregnancy details, medical history and any factors that may affect your care.
If you are considering a surgical abortion, clear information and professional medical support matter. Learn about the procedure, what to expect and the questions to discuss with a qualified healthcare provider.
A surgical abortion is a medical procedure performed by a trained healthcare professional to end a pregnancy. The appropriate procedure depends on factors such as how far the pregnancy has progressed, your medical history and your individual circumstances.
A consultation gives you an opportunity to discuss the procedure, pain management, possible risks, recovery and any concerns you may have before making an informed decision.
Your healthcare provider will explain each stage and answer your questions before proceeding.
Discuss your needs, pregnancy details, health history and available options with the healthcare provider.
Your provider determines which assessments are appropriate and explains the recommended care and its risks.
Receive information about preparation, the procedure, pain relief and what support will be available.
Follow your aftercare instructions and ask how to access help if you experience symptoms or have concerns.
Recovery varies from person to person. Your provider should give you instructions on rest, bleeding, discomfort, medication if prescribed, and any follow-up appointment you may need.
Ask your healthcare provider when you can return to normal activities, which symptoms are expected and how to contact the clinic if you have questions during recovery.
Seek urgent medical attention if you experience very heavy bleeding, severe or worsening abdominal pain, fainting, difficulty breathing, fever or other symptoms that concern you. If symptoms are severe, do not wait for a routine appointment.
These general answers can help you prepare for a consultation. Your provider can give advice based on your individual circumstances.
The provider discusses your pregnancy, medical history, available options, the procedure, pain management, potential risks and aftercare. You can ask questions and discuss any concerns before deciding how to proceed.
Experiences vary. Cramping or discomfort may occur, and the amount depends on the procedure and individual circumstances. Ask your provider about available pain relief and what you may experience during and after treatment.
Recovery differs between individuals and procedures. Your provider will explain what to expect, when you may resume activities and which symptoms should prompt medical review.
Ask the clinic what documentation is required. It can be helpful to bring information about your medical history, current medication, allergies and any questions you want answered.
Yes. You can ask a qualified healthcare provider to explain the available options, their benefits and risks, and what each may mean for your circumstances before making an informed decision.
Follow the aftercare instructions provided by your clinic. Contact a healthcare provider if you are concerned about your recovery. Seek urgent medical care for very heavy bleeding, severe pain, fainting, fever or other serious symptoms.
Speak with a healthcare provider about your questions, available options and the care that may be appropriate for you.
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