Now, more than ever, it’s vital for women to seek knowledge and information, and to ask questions before seeking abortion care in Minnesota as their basic healthcare protections (informed consent, 24-hour wait period, physician-only, and hospital care) have been removed.

Although “abortion pill” is the popular name given to this procedure by abortion clinics, it is not one pill, and it is a much more involved process than you might think. The “abortion pill” is a medication abortion, and it’s important you understand what it is and the potential risks before you take it.

Abortion is a medical procedure to end a pregnancy. You owe it to yourself to get complete and accurate medical information. There are two types of abortions, a medical abortion and a surgical abortion. If you’re considering an abortion, you have a legal right to be fully informed before making any decision.

In Minnesota, abortion is legal and protected by the Minnesota State Constitution, but what does this mean for you? If you think you may be pregnant, you have a right to know all your options regarding pregnancy and abortion before making a decision.