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When to Take a Pregnancy Test After Abortion

You mean a pregnancy test after abortion? Wait at least 2 weeks before testing. Testing too early may show inaccurate results due to remaining hormones.

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Top Post Abortion Care Tips for a Safe Recovery

Avoid cold water; drink warm water for 1–2 weeks. 

Monitor your bleeding. If you’re still bleeding or spotting 2 weeks after an abortion, seek medical attention urgently

Avoid sexual intercourse including fingering or head 1-2 weeks after an abortion to avoid infection

If you notice fever, abdominal pain or foul smelling discharge, seek urgent medical attention 

Get an ultrasound 2 weeks post-abortion to check for retained particles 

Consider long-term contraception if you don’t want to get pregnant anytime soon.

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Why Abortion Aftercare Is Important

Yes. Post abortion care or abortion aftercare is important. It helps ensure full recovery and prevents complications. It’s not too late to act. You should:

Do a full blood count test

Get an ultrasound to check for retained tissue

Do a Rhesus factor compatibility test

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Signs of Incomplete Abortion After Abortion Pill

A heavy flow is expected after taking the abortion pill, so if you didn’t experience that, it might mean the abortion was incomplete. You should get an ultrasound to check for retained products of conception (residue), If confirmed, a medical evacuation will be needed.

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When Is It Safe to Have Sex After an Abortion?

It’s generally safe to have sex about 2 weeks after an abortion, but this may vary. Waiting helps reduce the risk of infection and supports healing. Only resume when you’re physically and emotionally ready. Need guidance or more clarification? Book a session for personal aftercare tips.

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Where to Get Abortion Pills Safely

I don’t personally recommend using abortion pills without proper medical guidance. For safe and reliable information, visit Safe2Choose.org. They offer accurate support on safe abortion options. You can also book a session for personalized guidance.

If you are considering abortion and wants to go for the pills option, I strongly advise you get them from a verified and legal source. Or better still go to your doctor and practice safe sex afterwards.