For women who have taken the first abortion drug and feel uncertain about continuing, the term “Abortion Pill Reversal” (APR) may offer a lifeline. It’s natural to have questions, especially when time is limited and emotions are high.
Here are answers to some of the most common questions about APR and how to find help quickly.
What Is Abortion Pill Reversal?
Abortion Pill Reversal is a protocol that uses the hormone progesterone to try to counteract the effects of mifepristone, the first drug in the abortion pill process. Mifepristone blocks progesterone, which your body needs to maintain a pregnancy.
By restoring progesterone levels, APR aims to support the continuation of the pregnancy.
How Soon Does Abortion Pill Reversal Need to Begin?
Time is critical. The process works best when started within 24–72 hours after taking mifepristone. Even if more time has passed, it’s still important to reach out right away to learn what options may remain.
Is Abortion Pill Reversal Safe?
Progesterone has been prescribed for more than 50 years to support pregnancies and treat hormonal imbalances. It’s also used to help prevent miscarriage.
Research and clinical experience show that progesterone is generally well tolerated, and side effects are usually minimal and temporary.
What If I’ve Already Taken the Second Pill?
The abortion pill process involves two drugs: mifepristone and misoprostol. Once misoprostol has been taken, the pregnancy termination is unlikely to be reversed.
However, medical follow-up and emotional care are still available.
Where Can I Get Help Right Now?
Oasis Medical Center offers abortion pill reversal treatment for women who have taken the first abortion drug and wish to continue their pregnancy. If it has been less than 72 hours since you took the first abortion pill, call our office at 662-287-8001 or text us 24/7 at 662-872-0810.
The sooner you reach out, the greater the chance of success—so don’t wait. Our medical team provides compassionate, confidential care and will act quickly to help you begin the process if it’s still an option.
Contact Oasis Medical Center today to start the reversal process or learn more about your options.
