Here Comes The List of The Most Common Questions You May Have About Abortion And The Responds on Them
Is The Very Procedure or Abortion Painful?
The procedure of abortion is conducted under general or local anesthesia, and you do not feel any pain during the abortion. After it you will probably feel cramps for several days, and it is the best that can happen to you, if there will be no complications

Will it be Dangerous For Me to Have an Abortion?
There are some circumstances and health condition, which may cause complications, if you do not tell your doctor about them. Remember, that it is extremely important to discuss your state of health with your doctor during the examination before abortion. You are to be aware that abortion may not be medically recommended for some women, even early in pregnancy.

Before you decide to make an abortion, you are to know that abortion’s complications may be the following ones:
• Abortion can result in a subsequent inability to carry your future pregnancy to term;
• Abortion can result in secondary infertility;
• Abortion can result in woman’s death.

Can Someone of People, Close to Me(My Parents, Other Relatives, My Boyfriend, etc.) Stay With Me During The Procedure of Abortion?
 Any person, close to you may stay with you during each step of the pre – operational examination. But it is only medical staff, who is allowed to be in the surgical room. Each clinic has a large and comfortable waiting area, where all your friends or relatives can stay until you are taken away from the surgical recovery area.
  In order to make a correct decision, you will need much of time to think, and you are to weight all the options thoroughly. Here are the points, which may help you make the very best and own decision of yours:
You are to make the list of all the options you have.

Thinking about your options, ask yourself the following questions:
• What do I want to do in my future?
• Am I going to make a career, or do I want to work just to pay bills?
• Is there any other person, I can rely on, and who is able to support me in any kind of situation?
• How do I feel about making an abortion, and if I choose it, how might it affect my health and my self – esteem in the future?
• Can I feel comfortable about my decision and can I share it with my parents and friends?
• If there is any person, close to me, who may possibly be against my choice of abortion, adoption of parenting? What will I do then?
• Am I ready to become a mother now and will I be able to take care of my baby 24 hours a day, seven days a week?
• How having a baby might affect my social life, my relationship with friends?
• Will I and my future child have a safe place to live in?
• If I will be taking care of my child alone, how will I support myself and my little son or daughter?
• If I choose adoption, what qualities would I like my baby’s future parents to possess  and how much contact will I want to have with the adoptive family and with my child in the future?

You should look through all choices carefully in order to find all possible and negative points about each choice. You may and even you should ask different people you can trust to about all sides of each choice, but remember, that the decision about your pregnancy will be your very personal one, and you will have to make it yourself. You should not let any person to influence your choice, although if you get support and useful advice from other people will be extremely helpful for you in your looking for a right choice.

You are to put all your choices in order from the most favourable to the least favourable one.
What you are to do is to explore your personal feeling, and always listen to your heart. And do not forget to see your doctor, because the sooner you do it, the better will it be for you, no matter what decision you are going to take.