Frequently asked questions about Abortion

There is no reason for the impossibility of being able to get pregnant again after you have had an abortion. You have to wait two menstrual cycles to try and get pregnant again.

That depends on the clinic. On our website you will find a direct link to the clinic that you want to go to where it will indicate whether it is necessary to make an appointment before or if on the contrary it is not necessary.

Yes, the two methods that exist for an abortion are certified by the international medical community as the safest and most effective methods for terminating a pregnancy.

If it is done with local anaesthetic you may then get an uncomfortable period. If you are very worried about the pain or you are very nervous it can also be done with general anaesthetic or sedation, talk to your gynaecologist about it.

It depends on the procedure that is used. So that you have an idea, if the surgical abortion is used you can be there for 2 hours more or less and if it is done with the abortion pills you can be there for about 40 minutes.

No, you have to wait 10 or 15 days before you can have penetrative sexual relations, if it is not penetrative then you can start when you want.

Yes, no problem, you can go to work.

Yes, a gynaecological review should be done between 15 and 20 days after, either in the clinic where the abortion was carried out or with a gynaecologist that you trust.

Yes, a local, general, or epidural anaesthetic is used depending on the abortion technique that is used.

With an abortion at less than 12 weeks it is not necessary to be hospitalised and in less than two hours you can be out of the clinic.