Abortion Pill Reversal

Can The Abortion Pill Be Reversed?

If you’ve taken the first abortion pill and feel unsure about continuing, reach out right away. Abortion Pill Reversal may be an option after taking the first dose of the abortion pill. Time matters, and help is available. Our team can answer your questions, explain next steps, and help you seek care as quickly as possible.

For immediate help, call the Abortion Pill Hotline at (877) 558-0333.

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Common Abortion Pill Reversal FAQs

Did You Know?

The abortion pill is a common abortion method, and some women begin the process while feeling scared, rushed, or unsure. If you’ve taken the first pill and regret your decision, you may still have options. Abortion Pill Reversal may offer a second chance.

 

The abortion pill, also called a chemical or medical abortion, usually involves two medications used to end a pregnancy:

  • Mifepristone: The first pill blocks progesterone, a hormone the body needs to support an ongoing pregnancy.

  • Misoprostol: The second medication is typically taken later and causes cramping and bleeding to empty the uterus.

Some women begin the abortion pill process while feeling rushed, scared, or uncertain. If you’ve taken the first pill and regret your decision, you may still have options. Abortion Pill Reversal may offer a second chance, but time matters. Reach out as soon as possible.

Source:
https://www.fda.gov/drugs/postmarket-drug-safety-information-patients-and-providers/questions-and-answers-mifepristone-medical-termination-pregnancy-through-ten-weeks-gestation

Abortion Pill Reversal is time-sensitive, so it is important to reach out as soon as possible after taking mifepristone. Even if you are not sure how much time has passed, help may still be available.

For immediate help or to speak with someone about your next step, call the Abortion Pill Hotline at: (877) 558-0333.

Abortion Pill Reversal may be effective for some women when progesterone treatment begins soon after taking mifepristone.

Because every situation is different, it is important to contact a medical professional as quickly as possible to learn what options may still be available.

Abortion Pill Reversal uses progesterone, a hormone that has been used for decades to support pregnancies.

Some studies suggest that progesterone treatment may help some women continue their pregnancies after taking mifepristone, the first abortion pill. Because timing matters and every situation is different, it is important to speak with a medical professional as soon as possible.

If you have taken the first abortion pill and want to continue your pregnancy, call the Abortion Pill Hotline right away at (877) 558-0333.

If you have already taken misoprostol, the second medication in the abortion pill process, Abortion Pill Reversal may no longer be an option. However, you should still reach out for medical guidance right away.

If you are experiencing heavy bleeding, severe pain, fever, or feel concerned about your symptoms, seek emergency medical care immediately.

For immediate help or to speak with someone about your next step, call the Abortion Pill Hotline at: (877) 558-0333.

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How Does Abortion Pill Reversal Work?

Abortion Pill Reversal involves taking progesterone, a hormone naturally needed during pregnancy, to try to counter the effects of mifepristone, the first medication in the abortion pill process. It is important to seek help as soon as possible after taking the first pill, but even if time has passed, you should still reach out right away.

Next steps:

  • Act quickly: Call the Abortion Pill Hotline at (877) 558-0333 as soon as possible.
  • Talk with our team: We’ll listen, answer your questions, and help you understand your next step.
  • Seek medical care: If appropriate, progesterone treatment may be started to attempt reversal.
  • Not sure how much time has passed? Still call—help may still be available.
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