Abortion clinic Kokosi offers same-day Termination services at Affordable Prices. Termination of pregnancy is a term used to describe the ending of Pregnancy. A medication abortion (Medical Abortion Pills) is supposed to stop your pregnancy. Hinder the Pregnancy from growing and vaginal suppositories of Termination Pills which will help expel your pregnancy. With no major complications, No risks for future ability to have children. Get a legal abortion at the Abortion clinic Johannesburg one of South Africa’s best professional Legal Abortion clinics. The earlier you are in the pregnancy the less bleeding and cramping you will have to Experience. We Opt for surgical procedures where it’s necessary
Abortion Clinic: Frequently asked questions
How soon can I have an abortion?
At Dr Roux Abortion Clinic Technology now allows us to know when you are pregnant almost immediately, even before you have missed a period. Terminating your pregnancy early offers you two options – medication abortion, which begins with a pill in the office and is completed in the privacy of your own home, or early in-clinic abortion.
How confidential is the service?
Very – we understand the need for confidentiality and have a legal duty to protect your privacy. We keep information about you safe and secure. It’s usual for healthcare providers to inform GPs that we have treated their patients – we will ask you if it is OK to contact your GP
Can my partner stay with me at Abortion Clinic?
Your partner can stay to support you, and you can re-join them in the waiting room in between each stage of your consultation and treatment. As with other medical procedures, there will be tests/observations needed to ensure your wellbeing and these can take some time. We need to protect the privacy of others in our clinics so partners won’t usually be with you for surgery or recovery.
Will abortion affect my ability to get pregnant in the future?
If your treatment is uncomplicated it won’t cause any issues with future pregnancies. There is no proven connection between abortion and future infertility, ectopic pregnancy or other pregnancy complications. Abortion can be associated with future pregnancies ending before the due date; this risk increases with each abortion but the medical evidence is not enough to show a connection. We use evidence based information to provide you with all the information necessary to make the decision that is right for you. A healthcare professional will explain all the known risks and complications associated with your treatment choice.
I am 16 years old. Do I have to tell my mother?
Many young people tell a parent when they are facing an unplanned pregnancy and considering abortion. You’d be surprised. Many parents have had an abortion themselves and will be supportive and helpful, not punishing – if you seek their help from Abortion Clinic.
How much bleeding is there?
Most women bleed for 1-2 weeks – use sanitary towels during this time. The bleeding is like a normal period (there may be some blood clots). There may be spotting until your next period. After the surgical abortion, a few women will not experience bleeding until their next period.
What about travel after the treatment?
It’s best not to travel within 24 hours of treatment. If you must travel, make sure you know how to get emergency medical care if needed. If you choose to travel after taking the 2nd medication (misoprostol) of the abortion pill up to 9 or 10 weeks – you may have cramps and bleed heavily during travel.
When can I start using birth control after my abortion?
Caution! You can get pregnant right after your abortion, so it’s a good idea to think about using birth control as soon as you can. We can help you find a method that’s right for you.