Following the reversal of Roe v. Wade by the Supreme Court, many women have become concerned about what access they can have to emergency medical care during pregnancy complications. But while it may make for viral videos on social media, the claim that women won’t receive important medical treatment for any pregnancy complications they have …
There has been much commentary on the news and social media about the overturning of Roe v. Wade and the impact it has had on abortion access and women’s rights. This post will help separate the facts from fiction regarding these misconceptions. Is Abortion Now Illegal In the United States? The short answer is no. …
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In 2022, the Supreme Court handed down a decision that effectively struck down the Roe v. Wade ruling, leaving many women wondering whether abortion is still legal in their state. Abortion is still legal, but the laws concerning abortion now vary state by state as the Supreme Court replaced Roe v. Wade with a ruling …
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The overturning of Roe v. Wade on July 24, 2022 does not affect PA because Pennsylvania already had laws in place allowing abortion before the 24th week of pregnancy. Therefore, nothing changed in Pennsylvania when the Supreme Court overturned Roe. What To Know About Roe v. Wade The Supreme Court first passed Roe v. Wade …
Yes, you can still legally get an abortion in PA until 24 weeks of pregnancy. After 24 weeks, you can get an abortion only in cases of life endangerment. Did the Overturning of Roe v. Wade Impact Pennsylvania? Unlike other states, Pennsylvania did not experience any legal shifts after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. …
The abortion pill is widely distributed across the globe. The abortion pill drugs, mifepristone and misoprostol, can be found online. However, the FDA tells consumers NOT to order the abortion pill online (Mifeprex or its generic version) because that will bypass safeguards designed to protect patients’ health. Mifeprex is heavily regulated by the FDA and …
The risks of the abortion pill, also known as medication or medical abortion, include: incomplete abortion, ongoing pregnancy (if the procedure doesn’t work), heavy and prolonged bleeding, infection, fever, and digestive system discomfort. If the abortion is incomplete after the abortion pill, it may need to be followed up by a surgical abortion. Keep reading …
The risks of the abortion pill, also known as medication or medical abortion, include: incomplete abortion, ongoing pregnancy (if the procedure doesn’t work), heavy and prolonged bleeding, infection, fever, and digestive system discomfort. If the abortion is incomplete after the abortion pill, it may need to be followed up by surgical abortion. Keep reading for …
Before having an elective abortion, it’s important to confirm that you are pregnant and know what type of procedure you qualify for. To better understand your health, get these three screenings before having a medical or surgical abortion. Keep reading to learn what steps you may want to consider and how they help protect your …
Choosing between abortion and adoption isn’t straightforward because it is a personal decision. Only you can decide the road you will take. As you think about both options, know we’re here for you and can help you think through each one. Abortion and adoption are very different, but they both will change your life. Make …
