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Information on Abortion Pill Reversal

Took the First Abortion Pill and Changed Your Mind? Take a breath but act quickly. It may not be too late.

If you have taken the first abortion pill, mifepristone, but have not taken the second medication and now want to continue your pregnancy, a process known as Abortion Pill Reversal may be an option.

Call the 24/7 Abortion Pill Reversal Helpline immediately at 877-558-0333. You will be connected with a healthcare professional who can evaluate your situation and help you understand your next steps.

How Does Abortion Pill Reversal Work?

The first abortion drug, mifepristone, blocks progesterone, a hormone needed to support and continue a pregnancy.

Timing matters, so reach out as soon as possible.

What should you do now?

If you want to continue your pregnancy after taking mifepristone:

Contact a qualified healthcare professional immediately
Call the 24/7 helpline at 877-558-0333
Do not try to treat yourself
Seek emergency medical care for severe pain, fainting, fever, or very heavy bleeding

You are not alone, and you will not be judged for changing your mind. Help is available right now.

For additional information, visit AbortionPillReversal.com.

Abortion Recovery & Support

You may feel grief, regret, sadness, anger, relief, confusion or a mix of emotions that is difficult to explain. Whether your abortion or pregnancy loss happened recently or years ago, your feelings matter.

Maybe you have never told anyone. Maybe you are unsure how to begin talking about it. That is okay.

Oxford Women’s Care Center offers compassionate, confidential support for women who have experienced abortion or another form of reproductive loss. One-on-one support and recovery groups can provide a safe place to share your story, process your emotions, and begin finding hope and healing.

There is no judgment, pressure, or expectation. You can begin wherever you are.

Take the First Step Toward Healing

The first step does not have to be big. It may simply be telling one caring person what you have experienced.

At Oxford Women’s Care Center, you will be met with kindness, respect, and a listening ear. You do not need to have the right words or know exactly what you need before reaching out. We are here to listen and help you take the next step at your own pace.

Contact us to learn about individual support or upcoming abortion-recovery programs. All conversations, calls, and classes are confidential.

Oxford Women’s Care Center
Call: 513-935-HOPE (4673)
Email: info@oxfordwomenscarecenter.com

Your story matters. Healing is possible. You are not alone.

The Abortion Pill

Abortion Pill

Considering the Abortion Pill? Get the Facts First. An unexpected pregnancy can feel overwhelming. Before making a decision, you deserve clear information about your pregnancy, your health, and how the abortion pill works. You do not have to sort through everything alone. Oxford Women’s Care Center offers no-cost pregnancy testing, confidential options consultations, and ultrasound referrals. Get answers before you decide. Call: 513-935-HOPE (4673) (CAN WE MAKE A CALL BOX HERE OR CONTACT) Email: info@oxfordwomenscarecenter.com

How Does the Abortion Pill Work?

The abortion pill also called medication abortion, medical abortion, chemical abortion, or Plan C typically involves two different drugs. Step 1: Mifepristone The first drug blocks progesterone, a hormone the pregnancy needs to continue. Without the effects of progesterone, the embryo stops growing and dies. Step 2: Misoprostol The second drug is usually taken 24 to 48 hours later. It causes the uterus to contract and bleed in order to expel the embryo from the body. An embryo is a human being in an early stage of development.

How Late Can You Take the Abortion Pill?

The FDA-approved mifepristone regimen is for an intrauterine pregnancy through 10 weeks or 70 days from the first day of your last menstrual period. Taking abortion drugs later may increase the possibility of complications or the need for an additional medical or surgical procedure. Knowing exactly how far along you are matters. A positive pregnancy test cannot tell you the pregnancy’s gestational age, location, or viability. Oxford Women’s Care Center can provide no-cost pregnancy testing and help connect you with an ultrasound referral.

Can You Buy the Abortion Pill Over the Counter?

No. Mifepristone is not an over-the-counter medication. It requires a prescription from a certified healthcare provider and must be dispensed by a certified provider or pharmacy through the FDA’s Mifepristone REMS Program.

Can You Order the Abortion Pill Online?

Mifepristone may be provided by a certified mail-order pharmacy with a prescription from a certified provider. However, the FDA does not recommend buying it online from sources outside its REMS safety program.

Medication from an unknown or unverified website may not be FDA-approved and could be counterfeit, expired, contaminated, or contain the wrong amount of medication.

What Are the Side Effects?

The abortion pill causes cramping and vaginal bleeding. Other possible side effects include:

Nausea or vomiting
Diarrhea
Headache
Weakness or dizziness
Fever or chills
Abdominal pain or cramping
Spotting or bleeding that may continue for several days

Serious complications can include very heavy bleeding, an incomplete abortion, or a serious infection. These may require emergency medical care or a surgical procedure.

Seek immediate medical help if you experience severe abdominal pain, prolonged heavy bleeding, a sustained fever, fainting, or feel seriously ill.

When May the Abortion Pill Not Be Suitable?

The abortion pill may not be appropriate if:

Your pregnancy is more than 10 weeks or 70 days from your last menstrual period
You have a confirmed or suspected ectopic pregnancy
You currently have an IUD in place
You have certain bleeding disorders or take blood-thinning medication
You have chronic adrenal failure
You take certain long-term steroid medications
You have an allergy to mifepristone, misoprostol, or similar medications
You have certain other medical conditions
You cannot access emergency medical care if complications occur

Mifepristone will not treat an ectopic pregnancy. Because an ectopic pregnancy can become life-threatening, it is important to seek medical care if one is suspected.

Facts Without Pressure or Judgment

Before taking the abortion pill, it is important to confirm:

That you are actually pregnant
How far along the pregnancy is
Whether the pregnancy is located inside the uterus
Whether the pregnancy appears viable
Whether you have any health conditions that could increase your risks

If you have already taken the first abortion pill and have questions, concerns, or second thoughts, contact a licensed medical professional immediately. You may also call Oxford Women’s Care Center for confidential support OR Helpline: 877-558-0333.

You deserve time, answers, and support before making your decision.