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With the rise of virtual healthcare, getting the abortion pill through telehealth has become increasingly common. Many women search online for how to get the abortion pill online or explore telehealth abortion options, but should you get abortion pills online? How safe is it? What risks are involved? And why is it important to talk to a medical professional in person?

No matter when you take the abortion pill, there will be risks. Let’s break it all down.

When facing an unplanned pregnancy, abortion might seem like your only option. However, making an informed choice requires understanding the abortion dos and don’ts. 

These guidelines can help ensure your safety and well-being throughout the process. At Pregnancy Resource Center + Medical Clinic, we’re committed to providing you with the facts you need. Here’s what you need to know before considering an abortion.

Wondering how long an abortion takes? Whether you’re considering the abortion pill or a surgical abortion, here’s a clear breakdown of what to expect before, during, and after each procedure.

Any time you have unprotected sex, there’s a possibility you could get pregnant, including on your period. Although it’s very rare, it can happen.

If it does happen, it’s important to know your next steps. Keep reading to find out more!

In the shock of an unplanned pregnancy, an abortion can feel like a relief. But, what can women do if they decide it’s best for them to continue the pregnancy even after taking the first abortion pill? 

Even if you’ve taken the first abortion pill, abortion pill reversal may be right for you. Keep reading to learn about abortion pill reversal. 

You might wonder if home pregnancy tests provide accurate results. Regardless of how you feel about being pregnant, there are a few things you should know about home pregnancy tests. 

If pregnancy wasn't a part of your plan, you may be looking for a private and easy way to end it. You may be wondering if you can pick up abortion pills over the counter at your local pharmacy.

In today's blog, we'll discuss whether you can get abortion pills over the counter and what you need to know before moving forward. Keep reading to learn more.

A positive pregnancy test may make you feel like your life is suddenly out of your control. So, you may have searched “How to Have a Miscarriage,” in an attempt to end the pregnancy quickly and privately.

We imagine that you feel overwhelmed, and perhaps scared. But, before you try to end the pregnancy, you should gather the facts about your pregnancy and the risks of self-induced miscarriage. Today, we will explore all that you need to know.

An unplanned pregnancy may shock you and your partner. Even if your boyfriend wants you to get an abortion, you have options. Remember that you make the final decision about your pregnancy. 

Take time to discuss things with your partner. Here are ten tips to get an honest conversation started. 

An unplanned pregnancy can feel disorienting. If you’re sorting through your options, you’ll want to begin by addressing a few questions, including how far along you are, types of abortion, and laws in your state. Keep reading to learn about your abortion options!

Before any medical procedure there are often things you need to avoid. So, if you’re considering an abortion, you may be wondering what you need to avoid before, such as whether you can have sex. 

As you consider your options and before you move forward with decisions about an abortion, there are a few things you should know. Today we’ll explore whether you can have sex before an abortion. Keep reading to learn more. 

Understanding abortion laws can feel disorienting, especially if you already feel overwhelmed by an unplanned pregnancy. 

If you're in a state that prohibits abortion, you may be thinking about traveling to Minnesota to receive one. If you’re considering an abortion, there are six things you should know beforehand!

The shock of an unplanned pregnancy can make you feel unsure about your decision. As you decide, you’ll want to have all the facts about your options and the information about your pregnancy. Keep reading to learn about the abortion pill and what you need to know beforehand!

Do you feel overwhelmed with your unplanned pregnancy? If you feel scared, anxious, unsure, or numb, your feelings are valid. 

As you think about your options, you’ll want to consider how an abortion could affect your mental health now and in the future. So, take a deep breath and keep reading. 

If you’re further along in your pregnancy, you may be wondering if abortion is still an option for you. Is it safe when you’re farther along? Is it more painful than early-term abortion? It may feel like you have too many questions and not enough time.

Take a deep breath. Pregnancy Resource Center +Medical Clinic is here to help! In this blog, we’re exploring late-term abortion, so you can make an informed and empowered decision! Keep reading to learn more! 

If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy, you’ve likely heard the term “at-home abortion”. You may be wondering how it works, what your options are, and if it’s the right choice for you. 

It’s crucial to get all the facts, so you can make a fully informed decision. In this blog, we’ll explore at-home abortions—including how they work and if they’re safe, legal, and right for you. Keep reading to learn more! 

Over the past few months, there’s been a legal battle over access to mifepristone (also known as Mifeprex), one of the drugs used in the abortion pill regimen. In response, some women have turned to misoprostol-only abortions. If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and your state has been affected by the mifepristone ban, you may be wondering if a misoprostol-only abortion is the right choice for you.

In this article, we’ll explore how misoprostol-only abortions work, their risks and side effects, and help you take your next steps! Keep reading to learn more.

Morning sickness. The universal pregnancy experience. Perhaps the mere mention of it made your stomach turn. You likely have a lot of questions—the biggest one being, how long will this last?

In this article, we’ll explore how long morning sickness lasts, how to alleviate your symptoms, and what to do in extreme cases. Keep reading to learn more!

If you’ve recently found out that you’re pregnant, you may be wondering when you should start to feel movement. Was that a kick you just felt, or was it indigestion? Sometimes it can be hard to tell. 

Today, we’re exploring movement in pregnancy (also known as quickening):

• When you first feel it
• What it feels like
• How often it should occur 

What do you do when your period still hasn’t come, but your pregnancy test comes back negative? Could it be a false result, or is there something else delaying your period? Should you take another test (or two… or three) just to be sure? 

We get it. A missed period can be alarming, especially if you don’t want to be pregnant. However, it’s possible that something else is causing the delay. Today, we’re exploring what can cause a late period, other than pregnancy.