Abortion clinic in Swaziland
MEDICAL ABORTION- SAFE ABORTION PILLS
Abortion clinic in Manzini Eswatini and safe medical abortion with medically approved abortion pills and womb cleaning pills at an affordable price.
Dr Musa Affordable Medical Abortion Clinic In Swaziland | Medical Abortion also known as early termination of pregnancy involves taking a pair of pills before 28 weeks of pregnancy.
The two pills are routinely prescribed in combination; the first terminates the pregnancy, while the second causes uterine contractions and expels it and now days women prefer having abortions by taking the abortion pill than undergoing a surgical abortion.
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Women considering abortions need to understand the risks and options available that are in the best interest of her health, safety and welfare because no form of contraception is 100 per cent effective.
Women will always need straightforward access to abortion services as a back-up if they are to plan their lives and families in the best way they see fit.
Medical abortion is not the same as emergency contraception known as morning-after pill or Plan B.
Emergency contraception prevents pregnancy and can work for up to five days after having unprotected sex whereas a Medical Abortion is the early termination of a pregnancy using a pill.
Medical Abortion in Eswatini
Advantages:
Have an abortion in the privacy of your home, or a place that is comfortable to you.
Prefer to have the choice of being alone to having others with and around you during the abortion process.
Disadvantages:
Medical abortions are only possible up to ten weeks of pregnancy.
Time period includes 3-4 hours at Choices including registration, lab work, sonogram, counseling, and meeting with a provider, and 48 hours at home.
Cramping and bleeding and, sometimes, nausea, diarrhea or chills.
Heavy bleeding and cramping during the passing of the pregnancy.
Only 91-95% effective, may require repeat medical abortion or surgical abortion.
Commonly Asked Questions about Misoprostol (cytotec)
How does Misoprostol Work?
Misoprostol blocks a hormone needed for your pregnancy to continue hence ending the pregnancy.
How effective is Misoprostol?
Misoprostol followed by the vaginal insertions is approximately 99% effective.
What are the advantages of Misoprostol?
Misoprostol comes in a pill form and is taken by mouth, you can usually avoid surgery. It works very early in your pregnancy, Misoprostol allows you take early action to end a pregnancy.
How Safe is Misoprostol?
The FDA has tested Misoprostol for both safety and Effectiveness, Has approved Misoprostol. In the past decade 700,000 Women in South Africa have safely used Misoprostol to end their Pregnancies.
ADVANTAGES OF A MEDICAL ABORTION CLINIC
Medical abortion is quick and does not need you to visit the clinic again.
The abortion can be performed in the comfort of your own home. Even though you can order the abortion online for your discretion to be used at home, we shall monitor through the whole procedure at all times.
With several years of experience in termination of pregnancies, our patient satisfaction levels and success rates are very high with this medical procedure because we make sure that we monitor you through the whole process.
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Dr Musa Abortion Clinic Swaziland is a legal and Safe Abortion Clinic in South-Africa offering same day legal termination of pregnancy at an affordable price.
Abortion or Termination of pregnancy is when a pregnancy is terminated before it results into the birth of a child. This can be done by using Abortion Pills or by performing a simple surgery.
An abortion were tablets are used is called a Medical abortion.
An abortion were instruments are used is called a Surgical abortion.
Abortion Clinic specializes in a medical abortion procedure where by we shall use medically approved abortion pills to terminate the pregnancy.
Contact Us for our Medical Services
G92F+J2H, Manzini, Eswatini
Mobile: +27633197482
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