Questions from users

Hi Sian. 

By contacting the centre where you had your previous abortion, they should be able to access your records and tell you the information about the abortion you previously had.

We hope this information is helpful. 

Kind regards

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Hi Michelle, 

We tried emailing you about a week ago to the email provided, could you confirm that you have received it?

Kind regards

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Hi Rita, 

If the test was negative and you are still worried you should probably visit one of your local clinics or doctors and find out what is going on. Visit our clinic page to find your closest one.

Best of luck with everything

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Elisha,

If you get to the appointment and change your mind that is no problem at all, it is all about your choice. If you are undecided, maybe have a read through the information that we have about the procedures and your options, it might help.

We hope this information helps. Best of luck with eveything.

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Kemi, 

It is not ideal to use the  morning after pill so frequently, it is not known if long term use can be damaging to health becauses it was tested for its emergency use not as a contraceptive. You should take a look at the contraceptive methods available to you not just to prevent unwanted pregnancies but also to prevent catching any STD's or STIs. Take a look at the contraceptive methods available, and get in touch with your doctor or local health clinic.

Best of luck.

Abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Miroslava, 

If an at-home pregnancy test has given you a negative reading and you have also had a scan showing that you are not pregnant but feel that you are still experiencing symptoms of pregnancy, then you should go to visit you doctor who will be able to tell you definitely whether you are or not pregnant, then depending on the outcome, they will be able to help you with the next steps. You can contact a doctor at your nearest clinic using our clinic locator tool .

We hope this information has helped. And wish you luck. 

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Polly, 

Hi polly,

We can't answer that question directly because that depends on each clinic. The best thing to do it to contact your closest clinic directly and they will be able to tell you definitely. You can contact them using our clinic locator tool to find your closest clinic and there you will find all the contact details that you need.

We hope this information helps and wish you all the best.

Kind regards

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Maria, 

You may be pregnant, you may not be. The best thing to do is to get tested by your doctor, as there are many reasons why you may have missed a period. With regards to the situation where you might feel the need to have an abortion, you can go through your GP or you can contact your closest abortion clinic directly. Our clinic locator tool can help you to find your closest clinic.

We hope this information helps and wish you luck with everything.

Kind regards

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Sharyn, 

In theory, you don't really need to take anything with you but there are some things such as how to go dressed, how long before not to eat etc, that you should be aware of. It would be best to ask your closest clinic directly, which you can do by following this link to the clinic . They will be able to give you the exact details that you need to be able to go correctly prepared to your appointment.

We hope this information helps, and wish you the best of luck with everything.

Kind Regards

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Lin, 

Thank you for getting touch to ask us. You should really only start the abotion process once you are 100% sure that it is the best decision for you. Hoever, that question can be most accurately answered by a medical professional at your closest clinic. You can find you closest clinic by using our clinic locator tool and then from there contact them directly with your enquiry.

We hope this is helpful.

Best of luck.

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Ticha, 

Your family only have to know about the abortion if you want them to due to doctor-patient confidentiality. With regards to how long you will have to wait, this varies from clinic to clinic. The best thing to fo is ask them directly, they can most accurately answer that question. To find the closest clinic to you, try using our clinic locator tool and you will then see their ocntact details. You have to pay if you go through a priivate clinic yes. To find out about the prices of abortion click here.

Hi Jess, 

No. You don't have to go with an adult for an abortion, however, some clinics ask that you be acompanied home after the procedure as a precaution. 

If you contact you closest clinic using our clinic locator tool, you can ask them directly about their requirements. You can go throught the whole abortion process alone, however you will be advised to tell an adult in your life that you feel you can trust, but it is your decision at the end of the day. 

We wish you luck with everything. 

Kind regards

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Eloise, 

You are right, there can be sperm in pre-cum, which is why the withdrawl method is not a reliable method to prevent pregnancy and there is a high risk of getting pregnant. It is possible therefore that you are pregnant, whether you need an abortion or not is entirely up to you on whether having a baby is the correct thing for you and the child at this stage of your life. First, we recommend that you do a pregnancy test, as you could be worrying about nothing. If you are pregnant and decide that abortion is the right option for you at the moment then the wait you would have with the NHS depends on how busy your local clinic is. We recommend that you use our clinic locator tool to find you closest clinic and from there following the links you can contact them directly and they will be able to give you more accurate information about waiting times for abortions, and resolve any other issues you may have. 

We hope that this information helps and wish you luck.

Remember try to practise safe sex whenever you can, to find out more about contraceptives click here.

Hi Lottie, 

With the advances in science, it is now possible to test the probability of your baby having such diseases. If it were to result that your baby was very likely to have it ans this prompted you to consider an abortionbased on you not wanting the baby to suffer, could potentially be grounds for an abortion depending on the severity. To find out the situation for sure, find your closest clinic by using our clinic locator tool, and ask the directly. They will be happy to help you.

We wish you luck. Kind regards

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk

Hi Nat, 

If you want to go privately for an abortion, the best bet is to contact your closest clinic and asking them about their process for getting an appointment. You can do this by using our clinic locator tool.

We hope you find this information useful, and wish you luck in the future.

Kind Regards

abortionclinicsinuk.co.uk