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Abortion Pill Reversal

You might still have a chance.

Abortion Pill Reversal You might still have a chance.

What if I change my mind after the abortion pill? You might still have a chance to reverse it. When the proper protocol is followed, abortion reversal for a medical abortion is successful in about two out of three pregnancies.

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What this page covers

1 How the abortion pill actually works

2 How reversal works and why timing is critical

3 How to get the reversal and that it’s free

4 The pros and cons to weigh with a provider

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A Change of Heart

If You’ve Taken the First Pill and Changed Your Mind

If You’ve Taken the First Pill and Changed Your Mind

Some women experience a change of heart after taking the first of the two abortion drugs. If you’ve already taken the abortion pill, it might not be too late. Time is of the essence — but there is a path forward, and reaching the nurse counselors is the fastest first step.

You can change your mind.

You’ve taken the first pill mifepristone, but not the second drug, misoprostol

You’re having a change of heart after your initial decision

You’re not sure if it’s too late timing is critical, the sooner the better

You want to talk to someone first we are here to answer all your questions

You’re hoping there’s still a chance reversal is successful in about two out of three pregnancies

The Good News

Is Abortion Pill Reversal Possible and Safe?

Is Abortion Pill Reversal Possible and Safe?

The good news is abortion pill reversal is possible — based on many successful reversal stories with women having abortion regret, and the medical expertise of physicians on the chemical abortion process. The abortion reversal for medical abortion, when the proper protocol is followed, is successful in about two out of three pregnancies.

If you’ve already taken the abortion pill, it might not be too late.

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Over 5,000 babies born (expected)

The Abortion Pill Rescue® Network (APRN) reports over 5,000 babies have been born following successful reversal treatment.

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Progesterone used safely for decades

Studies show that progesterone has been safely used for decades to support early pregnancies.

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Mild side effects, FDA-approved use

Side effects are typically mild, and the treatment is FDA-approved for other medical uses.

How It Works

Can Mifepristone Be Reversed?

Can Mifepristone Be Reversed?

A chemical abortion involves the administration of two drugs. Mifepristone, also known as RU-486 or by its brand name Mifeprex, blocks the effects of progesterone — a naturally occurring hormone that rises rapidly in early pregnancy and is necessary for maintenance of the lining of the uterus. Two days after mifepristone is taken, the drug misoprostol (brand name Cytotec) is given, which produces contractions.

Some women experience a change of heart after taking the first of these two drugs. When this happens, it is possible to counter the effect of mifepristone — and so allow the pregnancy to continue — by giving multiple doses of progesterone. Since mifepristone blocks progesterone, the antidote is to provide enough additional progesterone to overwhelm the abortion pill and keep it from blocking the hormonal support necessary for the baby. This work has been recognized and endorsed by several professional groups, including the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians & Gynecologists, although treatment outcome isn’t guaranteed.

Timing is critical

To maximize the likelihood of success, the progesterone regimen should be started within 48 hours after mifepristone has been taken — and definitely before the second drug, misoprostol, has been taken.

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Time-sensitive:
Within 24–48 hours
of the first medication — and before the second

But action must be taken quickly. Time is of the essence for you to contact the nurse counselors at abortionpillreversal.com as soon as possible.

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The Pros Vs Cons

Abortion Pill Reversal: Pros and Cons

Abortion Pill Reversal: Pros and Cons

👍 Pros

✓ Possible Continuation of Pregnancy

✓ Uses a Natural Hormone

✓ Safe Track Record

✓ Emotional Relief for Some Women

✓ 24/7 Support with Abortion Pill Rescue® Network

✓ Documented Success Stories

 

👎 Cons

❗️Time-Sensitive

❗️Not Guaranteed

❗️Requires Medical Supervision

❗️Limited Large-Scale Studies

❗️Possible Mild Side Effects

❗️Emotional Stress for Some Women

By the numbers

How Well Does the Reversal Process Work?

Successful reversals

Since the abortion pill reversal network started, there have been over 5,000 successful reversals.

Source: Abortion Pill Reversal Network →

 

5,000+

Continue a healthy pregnancy

Studies show that 64–68% of women who take progesterone within 72 hours of having taken the abortion pill are able to continue a healthy pregnancy.

Source: Abortion Pill Reversal Network →

 

64-68%

83%

Live ongoing pregnancies in a 2023 study

In a 2023 study, women who changed their mind after taking the first abortion pill, mifepristone, took doses of progesterone. At the end of the trial, 83% of participants had live ongoing pregnancies.

Source: 2023 Study →

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Abortion Pill Reversal, Answered

You can change your mind. If you’ve taken the first pill, don’t wait — find a clinic near you now.

Is it possible to reverse the abortion pill?

The brief answer is yes — it is possible to prevent mifepristone from ending a pregnancy. Since mifepristone blocks progesterone, the antidote is to provide enough additional progesterone to overwhelm the abortion pill and keep it from blocking the hormonal support the pregnancy needs. When the proper protocol is followed, reversal is successful in about two out of three pregnancies. But action must be taken quickly. Time is of the essence — contact the nurse counselors at abortionpillreversal.com as soon as possible, or call (877) 558-0333.

How does the reversal process work?

Since the abortion pill reversal network started, there have been over 6,000 successful reversals. Studies show that 64–68% of women who take progesterone within 72 hours of having taken the abortion pill are able to continue a healthy pregnancy. In a 2023 study, women who changed their mind after taking the first abortion pill, mifepristone, took doses of progesterone; at the end of the trial, 83% of the trial participants had live ongoing pregnancies.

How long has progesterone been used with pregnancy?

Supplemental progesterone has been used safely during pregnancy for more than 40 years and is a critical treatment offered to women who have inadequate hormone production from their own ovaries during the first trimester.

What does Mifepristone or Mifeprex do?

Mifepristone works by blocking the receptor sites for progesterone — a naturally occurring hormone that typically rises rapidly in early pregnancy and is critical for the sustenance of a developing fetus in the first trimester. It is approved by the FDA for use up to 70 days from the first day of the last menstrual period, although some abortion providers use it later in pregnancy.

How much does it cost?

This service is completely free!

How do I get the abortion pill reversal?

The Abortion Pill Reversal Network has grown to more than 600 physicians around the country who volunteer to assist women who’ve changed their minds after an initial decision to have a chemical abortion. Time is of the essence for you to contact the nurse counselors at abortionpillreversal.com as soon as possible. Their hotline number is (877) 558-0333. An on-call nurse will ask some basic questions to see if reversal is possible. The nurse will then connect her with a doctor or medical provider in her area to start treatment.

Can mifepristone (Mifeprex) be reversed?

Some women experience a change of heart after taking the first of these two drugs. When this happens, it is possible to counter the effect of mifepristone (and so allow the pregnancy to continue) by giving her multiple doses of progesterone. To maximize the likelihood of success, the progesterone regimen should be started within 48 hours after mifepristone has been taken, and definitely before the second drug, misoprostol, has been taken. This work has been recognized and endorsed by several professional groups, including the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians & Gynecologists, although treatment outcome isn’t guaranteed.

It may not be too late.

You can change your mind. If you’ve already taken the abortion pill and you’re having a change of heart, the most important thing is to contact the nurse counselors as soon as possible — time is of the essence, and the service is completely free.

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