Signs to Go to the Emergency Room After Taking the Abortion Pill

If you have taken the abortion pill and are experiencing discomfort, it’s important to understand the difference between expected side effects and more serious complications so that you can seek medical care if needed. And if you haven’t yet made a pregnancy decision, SouthWest Options for Women is here to provide accurate information about abortion

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Will My Insurance Pay for My Girlfriend’s Abortion Pill?

If your girlfriend has told you she is pregnant and is considering abortion, you might be wondering whether your insurance could help cover the costs. Most of the time, the answer is no, your insurance cannot pay for the abortion pill. However, access to healthcare and accurate pregnancy-related medical information is important, regardless of what

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3 Things to Know if You Are Considering Mail-Order Abortion

If you’re considering an abortion, you may have come across mail-order abortion pills. While these drugs are often marketed as a convenient option, there are important medical considerations to understand before making a decision. SouthWest Options for Women provides accurate information about abortion, including risks and considerations, as well as free pregnancy services, such as

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What Are the Side Effects of the Abortion Pill?

Facing an unexpected pregnancy can be overwhelming. You may feel unsure about your next steps, but learning accurate information about abortion, including the potential side effects and risks, can help you make an informed decision. Before making any pregnancy decision, confirming your pregnancy with a pregnancy test and limited ultrasound is important. An ultrasound can

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Facts about Medical Abortion You Might Not Know

You may have already searched “medical abortion” and come away with more questions than answers. Some facts get repeated everywhere, while others rarely make it into the conversation. Getting the full picture, including how the process works and what to expect, can help you think clearly about your next step. You do not have to

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What Are the Current Abortion Laws in My State?

When facing an unexpected pregnancy, questions can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding the laws in your state. You may be wondering what is legal, what is required, and what your next step should be. At SouthWest Options for Women, you’ll find a safe, confidential place to ask questions and explore your options.

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What Are the Long-Term Physical Health Effects of an Abortion?

Every woman experiences abortion differently. Much depends on various factors, such as how far along you are in your pregnancy, the type of procedure, and whether it was successful. Although abortion providers promise there are no long-term repercussions, it’s essential to get the facts. At SouthWest Options for Women, we promise honest answers without judgment.

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What Are the Alternatives to Abortion?

We’re glad you’re asking this question. Often, when women are faced with an unexpected pregnancy, they think their only option is abortion. The good news is you have two other options: make an adoption plan or choose to parent. There are many resources to help you if you choose either option. Let’s take a closer

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Why Is It Important to Have an Ultrasound When Considering Abortion?

When you make a major purchase, you usually want to get as much information as possible first. For instance, you don’t buy a car because it’s red; you want to know the gas mileage, safety report, and potential maintenance issues. Having an abortion is a major medical decision. Like any big decision, you should get

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Could My Abortion Be Incomplete?

Every medical procedure has the potential for physical risks, and abortion is no exception. One of the risks of the abortion pill method and a surgical procedure is an incomplete abortion (also known as retained products of conception). Knowing the signs and symptoms of an incomplete abortion is vital to protect your health and safety.

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