Plan B is commonly used after unprotected sex, but it’s not foolproof. Its effectiveness depends on several key factors—including timing, body weight, and whether you’ve already ovulated. Understanding how Plan B works and when it’s most effective can help you make informed choices. What Is Plan B and How Does It Work? Plan B, also
Abortion is a deeply personal and often complex decision. If you’re considering this option, it’s essential to have accurate medical information and caring support to make the best decision for your health and future. At Charis we offer no-cost ultrasounds, consultations, and support so you can learn about your pregnancy and understand all your options
If you’re considering abortion, you’re likely sorting through a lot of information—some of it helpful, some of it confusing, and some of it conflicting. This is a deeply personal decision, and you deserve medically accurate, compassionate, and pressure-free support as you explore your options. The medical risks associated with abortion can vary depending on the
Getting an abortion is not only a physical decision; it also has emotional consequences. Many women are unwilling to talk about their abortion decisions. Whether it’s the fear of others’ reactions, guilt, or a need for privacy, women often keep their abortions a secret. If you move forward, make sure you have a strong support
Choosing to have an abortion is a life-changing decision, and it can affect you physically and emotionally. Many women don’t wish to have another abortion after their first experience. The good news is you have other options. Why not consider making an adoption plan or checking for available resources if you choose to parent? We’re
When considering abortion, you should understand that abortion can come with mental health effects. The American Psychological Association (APA) shares that while not all women face mental health challenges after abortion, some may experience clinically significant issues such as anxiety or depression. It’s important to understand all the risks to your health before going about
Knowing what to do with your emotions after an abortion is challenging and takes time, but recovery is possible. We want to share some ways to recover emotionally after an abortion, including walking through grief, talking to those you love, and finding professional support. 1. Allow Yourself to Grieve You may have ups and downs
A missed period is usually one of the first signs of pregnancy. Your body has stopped your menstrual cycle to help your pregnancy implant and grow. After an abortion, your body begins your regular menstrual cycle over again. If you are usually on a 28-day cycle, you can expect to ovulate around the 14th day,
If you’re unexpectedly pregnant and considering abortion, taking time to think about the potential impact on your mental health is just as important as considering any physical risks. Abortion has been linked to higher rates of mental health challenges, and the emotional effects can sometimes surface days, weeks, or even years afterward. At Charis Center,
There are two types of abortion procedures: medical abortion and surgical abortion. Each comes with its own risks to consider. If you’re thinking about abortion, keep reading to learn about how each procedure works, the risks, and how to be sure of where your pregnancy stands. Medical Abortion Known as the abortion pill, a medical
