Abortion Pill Reversal

Taken the first abortion pill and changed your mind?

Help is available.

Take a breath. You are not alone, and you deserve compassionate help without judgment.

If you have taken the first medication used in a medication abortion, commonly called mifepristone, but now wish to continue your pregnancy, contact the Abortion Pill Rescue Network as soon as possible. A trained representative can listen, answer questions, and connect you with a participating medical professional.

Call the 24/7 Helpline: 877-558-0333

Help is free and confidential. You can call at any hour, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

It Is Okay to Change Your Mind

Pregnancy decisions are sometimes made during moments of fear, pressure, confusion, or uncertainty. After taking the first abortion medication, you may feel regret, panic, sadness, or a renewed desire to continue your pregnancy.

Whatever you are feeling right now, you deserve to be treated with compassion and respect. Reaching out for information does not obligate you to begin any treatment. It simply gives you an opportunity to speak with someone, ask questions, and learn what medical options may be available.

What Is Abortion Pill Reversal?

A medication abortion generally uses two medications. The first, mifepristone, blocks the effects of progesterone, a hormone needed to support pregnancy. The second medication, misoprostol, causes the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy.

The treatment commonly referred to as abortion pill reversal involves a licensed medical professional prescribing progesterone after mifepristone has been taken and before the medication-abortion process has been completed. The goal is to try to support the continuation of the pregnancy.

Timing may be important, so someone who wishes to explore this option should contact the 24/7 helpline promptly.

How Can SLPFCC Help?

South Lake Pregnancy & Family Care Center is not a medical facility and does not prescribe or administer abortion pill reversal treatment. However, our team is available to provide compassionate and confidential support throughout your pregnancy.

We may be able to help with:

  • Emotional and spiritual encouragement

  • Pregnancy and parenting education

  • Baby and maternity items

  • Practical resources and community referrals

  • Support for the baby’s father and other family members

  • A caring place to discuss your fears, needs, and next steps

Whatever circumstances brought you to this page, you will be welcomed with compassion, dignity, and respect. We are here for you and would be honored to become part of the support system surrounding you and your family.

Immediate Medical Concerns

Seek urgent medical attention or call 911 if you experience symptoms such as severe or worsening abdominal pain, fainting, difficulty breathing, or bleeding that feels dangerously heavy.

For concerns about medications you have already taken, contact the prescribing medical provider, the 24/7 Abortion Pill Rescue Network helpline, or another licensed healthcare professional.

What Happens When I Call?

When you contact the Abortion Pill Rescue Network, a representative may:

  • Ask which medication you took and when you took it

  • Ask whether you have taken the second medication

  • Discuss your symptoms and immediate concerns

  • Explain the proposed reversal process

  • Connect you with a participating medical provider in or near your area

  • Help you understand the next steps for medical evaluation and follow-up care

Calling does not guarantee that a pregnancy will continue, and individual circumstances vary. A licensed medical professional should evaluate your health, pregnancy, treatment options, and any potential risks.

What If It Has Been Several Hours?

Call the helpline even if you are unsure whether too much time has passed. The medical professional assisting you can determine whether evaluation or treatment may still be possible.

Do not rely solely on information from a website when making an urgent medical decision. Contact the helpline or another qualified medical provider for individualized guidance.