Frequently asked questions

You don't need to be worried because the anaesthesia which is used is gentle which is why you will not feel pain.

Yes in many abortion clinics you have psychologists, social workers etc, available to you who can help you to make the most appropriate decision for your situation and needs.

The feelings are very different between women, there is no uniform answer for all. There are women who experience sadness and others relief. It would be good if you looked for help if you need to talk about your feelings.

Of course any woman who has doubts can go for an assessment to resolve them. From there they will guide you so that you clear things up.

It is recommended that the woman fasts for 6 hours before the procedure.

Yes, in the majority of the clinics where the legal termination of the pregnancy is done they have a psychology department.

Each clinic has different facilities which is why it is recommended that you ask when you go to the clinic.

There are no limitations, it is a procedure without consequences. But so that you don't get pregnant again it is important that you use some type of contraceptive.

The decision is yours to go accompanied to the clinic, you will walk out on your own without a problem.

Approximately three hours or so, although the time could be longer, as some people require more attention.