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At Link, you can ask real questions and get real answers—without judgment, confidentially. We’re here to help you understand your options, including the different types of abortion, how each one works, and what might be important to consider based on your unique pregnancy.
Abortion is a serious medical decision, and like any procedure, it comes with risks and side effects. That’s why being fully informed matters. You deserve to know all of your options so you can make the choice that feels right for you—physically, emotionally, and personally.
There are two types of abortion procedures. How far along you are will determine the method of abortion and the cost. An abortion is a serious medical procedure. It is important to know all the risks and side effects to make a decision that is best for your health and safety.
This is typically available if you’re in the early weeks of pregnancy—usually up to around 10 weeks. It involves taking two medications that end the pregnancy. The first medication interrupts pregnancy development by blocking progesterone, prompting detachment of an implanted embryo. The second medication is taken later to induce strong contractions to empty the uterus. There are side effects most often associated with this type of abortion including nausea, cramping and bleeding. It is important the medication is administered under medical supervision. Serious complications can occur after a medical abortion including infection, heavy bleeding, and incomplete abortion.
A surgical abortion is a medical procedure done in a clinic by a trained healthcare provider. There are various types of surgical abortion involving opening the cervix and using medical instruments or suction to remove the baby from the uterus. The method depends on how far along the pregnancy is. There are side effects most often associated with this type of abortion including nausea, cramping and bleeding. Serious risks are associated with a surgical abortion including heavy bleeding, infection and permanent damage.
Totally get it—you might be feeling overwhelmed or unsure about what’s next, and that’s okay. If abortion is something you’re thinking about, it’s important to have all the facts and feel supported every step of the way.
At Link, we don’t provide or refer for abortions, but we do offer a safe, judgment-free space to ask questions and get reliable information.
We offer free pre-abortion screenings, which include lab-quality pregnancy testing, an ultrasound to confirm how far along you are, and a private consultation that’s all about you—your health, your baby, your future.
Our caring team offers support, medical services, and clear information at no cost to you. Whenever you’re ready, we’re here to walk with you, one step at a time.
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