Here's some information to help you understand your options for pregnancy termination at this early stage.

1. Understanding Your Options
   Early pregnancy termination can be done either through medication (medical abortion) or a surgical procedure.

2. Medical Abortion

   • This involves taking medicines that cause the uterus to empty. The most common medications used include mifepristone, which blocks the hormone progesterone needed to maintain pregnancy, followed a few days later by misoprostol, which induces uterine contractions.
   • The process usually involves two visits to a doctor: one to take the first medicine and another to take the second. Bleeding similar to a heavy period typically occurs and may last several days, with spotting continuing for a few weeks.
   • Follow-up with the doctor is important to ensure the abortion is complete and to monitor your health.

3. Surgical Abortion

   • Surgical methods like manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) or dilatation and evacuation (D&E) involve physically removing the pregnancy tissue from the uterus.
   • MVA is commonly done in the first weeks of pregnancy and involves suction using a handheld device.
   • These procedures are performed by a doctor under medical supervision, often with local anesthesia, and are generally safe with a quick recovery.

4. Legal and Medical Considerations

   • In India, abortion is legally permitted under certain conditions, especially within the first 20 weeks of pregnancy.
   • It is essential to consult a qualified gynecologist or obstetrician to discuss your options, ensure safety, and comply with legal requirements.

5. Emotional Support and Counseling

   • Deciding to end a pregnancy can be emotionally challenging. Counseling services are available to provide support and help you make an informed decision.

6. Next Steps

   • Seek care from a trusted gynecologist or obstetrician who can guide you through the process safely and confidentially.
   • Discuss any medications or health conditions you have with your doctor before proceeding.

If you need urgent assistance or have concerns, please contact a specialist doctor promptly. Your health and well-being are important.