At Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center, though we cannot provide your abortion pill reversal, we are here to provide information and emotional support. We know that facing an unintended pregnancy can feel overwhelming, often leading to quick decisions driven by fear or pressure. In fact, 60% of women who have an abortion report that it is inconsistent with their values and preferences and 24% report that they felt pressured or coerced.^[1]

If you have experienced pressure or coercion regarding your pregnancy choice, we are here to listen and provide support so that you can make an informed and empowered choice. You deserve to make your choice free of pressure or coercion.

If you’ve decided that you want to continue your pregnancy after taking the first abortion pill, abortion pill reversal may be right for you.

Please note that Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center is not a medical facility and has no medical staff. We provide information only and recommend that you consult with medical professionals before making any medical reproductive decisions.

When Should You Start Abortion Pill Reversal?

For the best results, begin reversal treatment within 24 hours of taking mifepristone.^[3]

However, don’t let that discourage you! There have been successful cases within 72 hours of taking mifepristone! Don’t hesitate to seek help even if more time has passed.

What Are the Side Effects of Abortion Pill Reversal?

Although progesterone is a natural hormone, you may still experience some side effects from the abortion pill reversal treatment, such as^[3]:

• Lack of energy
• Dizziness or lightheadedness
• Headaches
• Gastrointestinal discomfort

To manage symptoms, stay hydrated, rest, and follow your doctor’s advice.

Note: Some forms of progesterone contain peanut oil. If you have a peanut allergy, let your doctor know before starting the reversal process so they can prescribe an alternative form of progesterone.