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We know that an unplanned pregnancy can be scary and many women make decisions to abort when they are terrified and stressed. We know that after some time, many women change their minds about a pill abortion.
IT MAY NOT BE TOO LATE TO SAVE YOUR PREGNANCY.
There is an effective process called Abortion Pill Reversal that could give your unborn child a second chance at life.
IT MAY NOT BE TOO LATE TO SAVE YOUR PREGNANCY.
There is an effective process called Abortion Pill Reversal that could give your unborn child a second chance at life.
Understanding Abortion Pill Reversal
Abortion pill reversal is a procedure aimed at stopping the effects of a medical abortion after the first medication, mifepristone, has been taken. The process is intended for women who change their minds shortly after beginning a medical abortion regimen but before taking the second medication, misoprostol.
Abortion pill reversal is a procedure aimed at stopping the effects of a medical abortion after the first medication, mifepristone, has been taken. The process is intended for women who change their minds shortly after beginning a medical abortion regimen but before taking the second medication, misoprostol.
How It Works
The reversal process involves the administration of progesterone, a hormone that is vital for maintaining a healthy pregnancy. Progesterone has been used safely for decades to prevent miscarriages. The treatment seeks to counteract the effects of mifepristone, which works by blocking progesterone’s action in the body.
Timing and Treatment
For the highest chance of success, the reversal treatment should be started as soon as possible after taking mifepristone, ideally within 24 to 72 hours. The treatment involves doses of progesterone administered either orally, intramuscularly, or vaginally, as directed by a healthcare provider.
The reversal process involves the administration of progesterone, a hormone that is vital for maintaining a healthy pregnancy. Progesterone has been used safely for decades to prevent miscarriages. The treatment seeks to counteract the effects of mifepristone, which works by blocking progesterone’s action in the body.
Timing and Treatment
For the highest chance of success, the reversal treatment should be started as soon as possible after taking mifepristone, ideally within 24 to 72 hours. The treatment involves doses of progesterone administered either orally, intramuscularly, or vaginally, as directed by a healthcare provider.
If you are interested in scheduling a program to learn more about APR, visit our Speaker’s Bureau page. We also have APR materials available for distribution in the community; just give us a call.
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