Many people who are still unsure if they are pregnant might think, “Take the abortion pill just in case I’m pregnant,” but the answer is…you should not take the abortion pill if you have not confirmed that you are actually pregnant
Why shouldn’t you take the abortion pill if you’re not sure?
- Using medication without confirming pregnancy may cause unnecessary side effects on the body
- If complications occur, such as severe abdominal pain or abnormal bleeding, it will be difficult to diagnose
- The medication may not be effective if you are not actually pregnant, causing unnecessary stress
So where should you start?
1. Test for pregnancy with a reliable test kit If the result is still unclear, wait 2–3 days and test again, especially in the morning when the hCG hormone is most concentrated
2. If the test result is positive
- You should undergo gestational age assessment
- and consult a specialist to understand all options safely
3. Do not self-administer the abortion pill
- The medication should only be used under the supervision of a doctor or legally authorized service provider
- For both physical and mental safety
Safe abortion must be under medical supervision
Decisions regarding pregnancy should be made carefully. Accurate information and expert care will help you make the most confident and safest decision.
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