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Maybe right now isn’t the best time for you to be pregnant, but you’d like to be in the future. If you’re considering abortion in Minnesota, you may be wondering if it could affect your fertility down the road.

Unfortunately, abortion is not without its risks—both short and long-term. It’s important to be aware of the impact abortion can have on your body now and how it can affect future pregnancies. Keep reading to learn more! 

Can Abortion Cause Infertility?

Abortion increases the risk of two conditions that can lead to fertility issues: Asherman’s Syndrome and Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID). 

It can happen to anyone. Maybe you weren’t trying to get pregnant, but now you’ve missed a period and you can’t stop thinking about the drinks you and your partner enjoyed last weekend.

Maybe you already know that you’re pregnant, but a friend convinced you that it’s ok to have a glass of wine early in pregnancy. Whatever the case may be, you may be concerned about the damage that drinking during pregnancy can cause.

We understand how scary a moment like this can be, but you don’t have to sit in uncertainty.  Pregnancy Resource Center +Medical Clinic is here to answer all of your questions, all without judgment! Today, we’re exploring what can happen if you drink early in and during pregnancy. 

An unexpected pregnancy can send anyone into a panic. We know how overwhelming it can be, but don’t let fear make any decisions for you! Make sure you get all the facts on abortion in Minnesota, so you can make an informed and empowered decision! 

In this article, we’re exploring the Minnesota abortion law and the importance of ultrasounds in your unexpected pregnancy journey!

What are the Abortion Laws in Minnesota? Is Abortion Legal in Minnesota?

At the time of writing this (January 2023), abortion is legal in Minnesota until viability—meaning, the point at which a fetus has developed enough that it can survive outside the womb with medical help. It usually happens around 24 to 26 weeks of pregnancy. However, abortions can be performed after viability if the mother’s life is in danger due to the pregnancy[1].

 An unplanned pregnancy can rip the rug out from under you. It can be easy to make a snap decision out of fear, but it’s crucial to ask questions and get all the facts on your options to protect your health!

Today, we’re answering some frequently asked questions about the abortion pill, so you can make a confident, educated decision regarding your unplanned pregnancy!  

How Does the Abortion Pill Work?

Although it’s referred to as a pill (singular), the abortion pill actually consists of two medications: mifepristone and misoprostol.