Medically reviewed by a registered nurse at The Pregnancy Network. Not everyone is able to take the abortion pill, also known as a chemical abortion, due to medical reasons. Before taking the abortion pill, check these restrictions to protect your health. 7 reasons why you may not be able to take the abortion pill: Pregnancy
If you’re unexpectedly pregnant, you may be considering the abortion pill. The abortion pill is the most common method of abortion, accounting for 63% of all abortions in 2023. However, there are a few scenarios where the abortion pill won’t work for you: 1. You’re over 10 weeks pregnant. The abortion pill is FDA approved
Why should I not use the abortion pill after 10 weeks? The abortion pill is only recommended through the 10th week of pregnancy. Why it matters: The FDA has approved the abortion pill to be taken through the 10th week based on the safety and efficacy of the medication. Past the 10th week, you’re at
What is an ectopic pregnancy? An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg attaches itself somewhere outside the uterus, instead of to the uterus wall, according to The Mayo Clinic. Ectopic pregnancies typically occur in the fallopian tube, which transports eggs from the ovaries to the uterus. This is called a tubal pregnancy. Sometimes, however,
