Safety

What Medications Should I Avoid While Taking the Abortion Pill?

Most common medicines are safe to keep taking during the abortion pill process. The main ones to watch are blood thinners, long-term steroid medicines, and some pain relievers called NSAIDs. The doctor at The Center for Women goes over your full medicine list at your visit and tells you what to do.

Safety

Is the Abortion Pill Safe?

Yes. The abortion pill is safe. It has been FDA-approved since 2000, and millions of patients in the United States have used it over more than 20 years. Serious problems happen in less than 1% of cases, and it is safer than many common medical procedures, including carrying a pregnancy to term. At The Center for Women, a licensed provider oversees your care in person.

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