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Take a pregnancy test one or two days after your missed period for the most accurate results. If your periods are irregular, we recommend waiting four or five days.
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Currently, last updated 4/9/24, it is legal to obtain an abortion in Ohio up until 21 weeks and 6 days of pregnancy. This is known as the “point of viability,” meaning with modern medical technology, the baby could survive.
You are required to wait 24 hours before your second appointment for the abortion procedure.
Exceptions include:
-To save the pregnant person’s life
-To prevent serious risk to the pregnant person’s physical health
If you are under 18, a parent or legal guardian must give you permission to get an abortion in Ohio. There is also a 24-hour waiting period.
The PCC does not perform or refer for abortion but will provide factual information about abortion procedures, side effects, and potential risks.
The “morning after” pill (also known as Plan B) can prevent ovulation and the fertilization of an egg to avoid pregnancy. It may also keep a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
Whereas, the abortion pill terminates an existing pregnancy.
An ultrasound is a necessary step if you are considering the abortion pill. You need to know the exact number of weeks you have been pregnant to safeguard your health. There are other limitations as well. If you have an IUD in place, have a bleeding disorder, are allergic to the drugs, or take certain medications, you cannot use this method. Get an ultrasound referral from us.
One study suggests that some women suffer negative effects on their mental health due to their abortions. If you are currently struggling with anxiety or depression, you should speak with your healthcare provider beforehand.
Adoption can be a very good option for some women. If you are already raising children, do not have a safe living environment, or lack financial and emotional support, making an adoption plan could be the perfect solution.
