Abortion care refers to the medical or surgical procedures and support provided to terminate a pregnancy. It can be a decision made for various reasons, including health concerns, personal circumstances, or the well-being of the mother.
The two primary types of abortion procedures are medical abortion (using medications) and surgical abortion (involving a procedure performed by a healthcare provider). The specific method chosen depends on various factors, including gestational age and individual preferences.
The method of abortion depends on weeks of pregnancy .Medical abortion is typically performed upto 7 weeks. More than 7 weeks - surgical abortion. Abortion allowed upto 24weeks according to latest MTP act ammendment
The method of abortion depends on weeks of pregnancy .Medical abortion is typically performed upto 7 weeks. More than 7 weeks - surgical abortion. Abortion allowed upto 24weeks according to latest MTP act ammendment
Recovery varies based on the method chosen. Following medical abortion, women may experience bleeding and cramping for several days. Surgical abortion recovery may involve a shorter period of discomfort, and most women can resume normal activities within a few days.