whatsapp+call 00971508021841_ Medication abortion, also known as medical abortion or abortion with pills, is a pregnancy termination protocol that involves taking two different drugs, Mifepristone and misoprostol, that can be safely used up to the first
70 days (10 weeks) of pregnancy according to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The World Health Organization has authorized use up to 12 weeks of pregnancy. Since the FDA first approved the drug in 2000, its use in the United States has quickly
grown. By 2023,over half of abortions in the US were medication abortions. The medication abortion drug regimen approved by the FDA is available in many states across the nation, however, dispensing these pills for the purpose of terminating a pregnancy
is now banned in some states. This factsheet provides an overview of medication abortion, how it is used and regulated, the role of the drug in self-managed abortions, and an analysis of the intersection of federal and state regulations pertaining to its
provision and coverage. Abortion pill” is the common name for using two different medicines to end a pregnancy: mifepristone and misoprostol.Your doctor or nurse will give you both medicines at the health center. When and where you'll take them depends
on state laws and your health center's policies. Your doctor or nurse will give you detailed directions about where, when, and how to take the medicines. You may also get some antibiotics to prevent infection. The abortion pill is very effective. The
effectiveness depends on how far along you are in your pregnancy when you take the medicine.

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