
Abortion Pill Reversal

What is a Chemical Abortion?
It usually involves a 2-step process with the procedure being unsuccessful approximately 5-10% of the time and the potential of requiring an additional surgical abortion procedure to terminate the pregnancy.
It usually involves a 2-step process with the procedure being unsuccessful approximately 5-10% of the time and the potential of requiring an additional surgical abortion procedure to terminate the pregnancy.
- The first step involved taking Mifepristone, (aka RU486). This drug blocks the nurturing effects of progesterone, the hormone your body needs to grow a healthy baby which leads to the death of the developing baby.
- The second step is taking Misoprostol. Taken orally about 24 to 48 hours after taking the Mifepristone, these tablets will cause contractions and expel the remains of the baby (i.e. inducing labor). This process may take a few hours to as long as a few days.
Reversing the Chemical Abortion
There is a completely safe and effective process out there to reverse the effects and help you maintain the pregnancy. We know this is scary, but we are here to support you.
If you have recently taken Mifepristone (Mifeprex or RU-486) and regret your decision, we can help you. Many women that take the first dose of this chemical abortion change their mind and want to undo the effects. The quicker you start the process, the more likely it will be to work.
There is a completely safe and effective process out there to reverse the effects and help you maintain the pregnancy. We know this is scary, but we are here to support you.
If you have recently taken Mifepristone (Mifeprex or RU-486) and regret your decision, we can help you. Many women that take the first dose of this chemical abortion change their mind and want to undo the effects. The quicker you start the process, the more likely it will be to work.
AbstinenceAbstinence is the safest and best way to prevent pregnancy is to not have sex. We encourage this practice for a number of reasons.
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ContraceptionOur culture has instilled in society that contraception is synonymous with the word protection when relating to pregnancy. Unfortunately, this falsehood has landed many of visitors into one of our offices. In fact, contraception does not fully “protect” a woman from pregnancy. It also does not “protect” a woman from injury or illness.
There are many contraception options out on the market that consist of but are not limited to having implants, taking pills, shots, patches, drastic surgeries and more that claim to keep women from getting pregnant for those few hours a month. Not only are these options not 100% effective, they also can be extremely dangerous including bodily injury. Many forms of hormonal contraception have Class 1 Carcinogens, which means they cause cancer in addition to the other serious side effects that may even be listed in the fine print. For these reasons, JMJ Pregnancy Center does not encourage any of these options because it does not have the best interest of the woman in mind. To learn more about contraception and alternatives that avoid these dangers, please contact us for an appointment or stop by one of our centers. |
Alternative to ContraceptionJMJ Pregnancy Center promotes fertility awareness as an alternative to artificial contraception. This concept includes a program called Natural Family Planning or “NFP”. This program promotes a number of methods used to achieve and postpone pregnancy. These methods are based on the observation of naturally occurring signs of the fertile phase of a woman’s fertility cycle. The scientifically proven methods are more effective than other forms of family planning that also avoids the placement of foreign objects or harmful chemicals into a woman’s body!NFP methods focus on teaching women how to track their signs of fertility and monitor their overall women’s health including symptoms relating to irregular periods, PMS, PCOS, depression, thyroid conditions, mood swings, or a variety of other conditions. Using NFP methods, you can discover health conditions, such as a hormones imbalance, and can see a doctor about treating the cause, not the symptoms. Then, when families are ready to have children, NFP can also help promote conception too! We encourage this form of planning because it empowers women, not restrict or place them in harms way.
To find out more about NFP options, schedule an appointment to meet with one of our advisers. |