ROE V. WADE OVERTURNED: SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION
A lot has changed in the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade in our nation. Sometimes it’s difficult to separate fact from fiction. With all the noise of the media on each side, here is what you need to know about abortion access changes in your state.
The simple answer is: no! The overturning of Roe v. Wade did not make abortion illegal throughout the U.S., but it gave the power over to the states. Each state decides its regulations for elective abortion.
As many women are asking, does this ban affect ectopic pregnancy treatment? No. All women still have access to receive the medical attention and treatment needed for an ectopic pregnancy, as well as miscarriage.
If you live in the state of Alabama, you may wonder if it’s illegal to get an abortion. Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, abortion was officially banned, except in cases of life endangerment and the health of the woman.
Other abortion restrictions in Alabama include:
Taking the abortion pill after 70 days of pregnancy or with an ectopic pregnancy is not recommended by the FDA. An ultrasound will confirm that you are within the intended timeframe, and alert you if your pregnancy is ectopic or any other possible complications.
We offer free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, and STD testing so you can be sure of your pregnancy before traveling out of state for abortion.
Schedule an appointment to get answers today. You are not alone!