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If you had a surgical abortion last month and plan to have another abortion will it be safer to drink the obortion pill or to have the surgery?
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I would encourage : You to use a reliable form of birth control...Consider an iud or a Progesterone implant (implanon)...Medical abs do not require anesthesia or instrumentation and are safe if proper instruction is followed. Talk to your local planned parenthood to get information.
Answered 6/30/2014
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