Medical abortion, This type of abortion involves taking two medications, mifepristone and misoprostol.

A doctor or nurse will advise about the timing, but a woman should take the second medication, misoprostol, no more than 48 hours after taking the first, mifepristone.

Mifepristone stops the pregnancy from developing. Misoprostol triggers the uterus to empty, which will begin 1–4 hours after taking the pill.

A woman will experience cramping and bleeding as the uterus empties, which may feel like having an unusually heavy period. Some women feel more severe cramping than others.

Within around 4–5 hours, the pregnancy tissue will likely have passed from the body, but it can take longer.

Termination of Pregnancy  Pretoria North

Are you pregnant? Are you considering an abortion? You are in the right place we offer you Quality Abortion Services in South Africa with multiple branches in the country like Johannesburg, Centurion, and Mamelodi.

We give you the best termination of pregnancy both medically and surgically in a safe clinical environment with qualified doctors. We also deliver the termination pills on demand to the clients.

Are you having many Questions? Contact us, and we shall counsel you and get you relaxed in a very short time. Unplanned pregnancies are not new and 1 in 3 women have once decided to terminate a pregnancy in their lifetime, so there is no need to worry a lot over this, you are not alone.

Our professionals have been providing this quality service for many years working in the public and the private hospitals, making our services the most reliable in South Africa.

Contact us to get the best abortion services in South Africa in a friendly environment.

Abortion Pills (Medical Abortion) up to 20 weeks

Commonly called ‘the abortion pill’, medical abortion is a non-invasive procedure for the termination of a pregnancy. We routinely provide medical abortions (Abortion Pill) to 20 weeks of pregnancy.

What to Expect with the Abortion Pills (Non-Surgical Abortion)

In the Office

At your procedure visit, a technician will perform a transvaginal ultrasound. You will discuss your decision and options with a counselor and talk more about the medications, side effects, and risks outlined in the Medication Guide.

A nurse or assistant will take your vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, and temperature) and you will meet with a physician. The physician will ask you about your decision and answer any questions you may have.

The physician will then give you one Mifeprex™ tablet (200 mg mifepristone) that you will take orally. If your blood type is Rh negative, a nurse will administer an injection of Rhogam [PDF] in the recovery room.

You will be given a prescription for pain medication and reminded about how to contact us in case of an emergency. The physician will also dispense a packet containing 800 mcg of misoprostol to take home.