What Happens to Your Body After an Abortion?

Abortion is a medical procedure, and with any major medical procedure comes risks to your body. The risks to your body after an abortion differ depending on the type of abortion procedure. Common risks to medical abortion (the abortion pill) that you may want to be aware of  and discuss with a trusted medical professional

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Will My Insurance Pay For My Girlfriend’s Abortion?

Abortion is not a simple or cheap medical procedure. You could already be stressing about finances if considering abortion. Most insurance companies cover medical expenses for dependents, such as a child, or if the person is your legal spouse or domestic partner. It’s important to check with your insurance company to see if there are

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Do I Have to Tell My Partner I Want an Abortion?

You do not have to tell your partner you want an abortion, but you might want to tell him—especially if you want to stay together. Here are a few reasons why you might consider telling your partner about wanting an abortion. 1. Healthy Relationships Are Built on Trust. If you see a future with your

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My Partner Is Pressuring Me To Have an Abortion, But I’m Not Sure

Your emotions are probably already at an all-time high as you do your best to navigate an unplanned pregnancy. Pressure from your partner to do something you’re not sure about can be quite the challenge on top of everything. The Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons shared that almost 75% of women who had an

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Don’t Want Another Abortion?

As you navigate an unplanned pregnancy, you may already know that you don’t want another abortion. Maybe you had a traumatic experience and do not want to relive it. Know that you are not alone in this journey.  Whether you feel pressure from a partner or parent, no one can force you into any decision

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How Will Abortion Affect Me Physically?

Are you considering abortion and have lots of questions regarding the physical risks? Though every woman’s experience is unique, there are common risks like infection or incomplete abortion.  Abortion is a major pregnancy decision with sometimes physical consequences. It’s important to fully understand the risks before making a serious medical decision.  Medical Vs. Surgical Abortion

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How Will Abortion Affect Me Mentally?

There are challenges that come after an abortion procedure, specifically mental health struggles for some women. If you are considering abortion and already struggle with mental health, risks may be even more significant for you.  Working through emotions from the distant past can be overwhelming, confusing, and difficult to process. If you’re struggling after an

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Why Talk to Us About Abortion?

At Echoz, our top priority is you. When considering an abortion, you deserve to understand where your pregnancy health stands and the facts about abortion. There are details to confirm about your pregnancy and abortion risks to consider before making your final decision.  Talk to us about abortion today to find the clarity you need

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What Are the Signs of an Incomplete Abortion?

Worried you will have complications after an abortion? We recommend getting medical help even if you have the slightest signs of complications. You could be experiencing any of the following signs of an incomplete abortion, including: Cramping Fever Vomiting Diarrhea Moderate to severe vaginal bleeding lasting days or possibly weeks Lower abdominal and/or pelvic pain

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What Are the Mental Health Effects of Abortion?

The National Alliance on Mental Illness estimates that almost 1 in 5 adults in the United States experiences mental health problems each year. There are also many mental effects associated with abortion.  The mental health effects of abortion are something to consider when deciding on a pregnancy decision. To determine if this option is for

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