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Abortion is a legal and safe way to end a pregnancy. There are two types of abortion in the United States: abortion in a clinic and the abortion pill. Some Planned Parenthood health centers offer one or both abortion options.

 Abortion is very common. 3 of 10 people in the United States will have an abortion when they reach 45 years of age.

The decision to have an abortion is very personal, and only you can decide what is best for you. Anyway, here we are to answer any question that may arise and ensure that you receive all the necessary care.

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 The nearest Planned Parenthood health center is comprised of a dedicated and compassionate work team, which will provide you with accurate information, non-judgmental support, and expert health care - no matter what you decide to do with your pregnancy.

We offer services in: 
 Abortion referrals 
 Abortive Pill (Medical Abortion)  
Abortion Procedure in a Clinic 
 Sedation Options
  Post-abortion check-ups  
Other Abortion Services If you are under 18, some states require that you inform your parent or legal guardian of your abortion, or obtain permission to access an abortion. However, you could get an exemption from this requirement by petitioning a judge  

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In effect: Are you considering an abortion? Are you considering an abortion? In this section Is abortion the right choice for me?

Having an unplanned pregnancy is very common, and many people decide to have an abortion.

 Only you know what is best for you, but having good information and support can help you decide what is best for your health and well-being. Why do people decide to have an abortion? If you are thinking of having an abortion, it is important to know that there are many people in your same situation. Millions of people face unplanned pregnancies each year and almost 4 out of 10 end in an abortion. Sometimes people who planned their pregnancies should also have an abortion due to medical complications. In total, 3 out of 10 women in the United States have an abortion before age 45. Sometimes the decision is easy and sometimes it is complicated.
 In one way or another, the decision to have an abortion is personal, and you are the only person who can take it. Each has unique and valid reasons for deciding to have an abortion. Some of the many reasons why people decide to have an abortion include:   

They want to be the best possible parents for the children they already have.
    They are not prepared to be parents. 
  It is not a good time in your life to have a baby.
    They want to finish their education, concentrate on work or achieve other goals before having a baby.

   They are in a relationship with someone they do not want to have a baby with.   

They are in an abusive relationship or have suffered a sexual assault.  

 A pregnancy can be bad for your health.   

They just do not want to be parents.






Deciding to have an abortion does not mean that you do not want to have children or that you do not love them. In fact, 6 out of 10 people who have abortions already have children, and many of them decide to end a pregnancy in order to concentrate on the children they already have. People who are not parents when they have an abortion usually have a baby later in life, when they feel they are in a better position to be parents. In short, the decision to have a baby and when to do it is very personal, and only you know what is best for you and your family.
What things should I consider to help me decide?

Family, relationships, education, work, personal goals, health, safety and personal beliefs are things that should be considered before having an abortion. But you are the only person who knows what you are going through and the only one who can decide if you want to perform an abortion or not. The decision is 100% yours.

Here are things to keep in mind if you are thinking about abortion:

    Am I ready to be a mother?
    Would you consider giving in adoption?
    How would having a child at this moment influence my future?
    How would having a child at this time influence my family?
    How would my career goals be affected if I decide to have a baby?
    Do I have strong religious or personal beliefs about abortion?
    Is there someone who is pressuring me to abort or not to do so?
    Will the decision to have a baby change my life in a way I want or do not want?
    Will the decision to perform an abortion change my life in a way I want or do not want?
    What kind of support would I need if I decide to have an abortion?
    What kind of support would I need if I decide to have a baby?

The decisions about your pregnancy are very personal. You have the power to make the decision that is best for you and to follow the path of a healthy life that makes sense to you. There is a lot to keep in mind and it is normal to have many different feelings and thoughts when making this decision. That is why it is important that you obtain accurate and non-judgmental information about abortion. The support of family, friends, partners and other people you trust can also help you. But, after all, only you know what is best for you.
Who can I talk to about abortion?

Many people trust someone to help them make a decision. It is important to choose people who are supportive and supportive.

Your local Planned Parenthood health center has interested professionals who can answer any questions you may have. They will offer you expert care, accurate information about all your options, and support without trial throughout the process - regardless of the decision you make about your pregnancy.

Other family planning centers and private clinics can also tell you about this decision.

 It is important to be careful that you look for a reliable health center, because there are fake clinics that say they offer information about pregnancy and abortion options. They are called centers for pregnant women in crisis and are managed by people who do not believe it is right to give you honest information about abortion, pregnancy and contraceptive methods. Centers for pregnant women in crisis are often very close to Planned Parenthood health centers or other real health centers and have similar names. They do this to confuse and deceive people, and thus get them to visit them.


No matter who you are, no one should pressure you to make a decision about your pregnancy. Therefore, it is important to obtain the details and support you need from people who give you correct information and who do not judge you.

 If you have difficulty looking for someone to talk to, you can try All-Options. All-Options is a free helpline that gives you a confidential space to talk about making decisions about pregnancy. You will receive free support of value judgments at any stage of your pregnancy, no matter what you decide or how you feel about it. When do I have to make a decision? It is important that you take the time necessary to decide what is best for you. It is also a good idea to talk to a nurse or doctor as soon as possible so that you can receive the best possible medical care.
The staff at your local Planned Parenthood health center is always available to give you support and specialized medical care, regardless of the decision you make.