Don’t use toxic blends, sharp objects, or self-harm to end a pregnancy. Women on Web does not recommend herbal methods.
Many “natural” abortion methods may seem safe. These include herbs, teas, and home products. But many of these have not been tested enough to prove they’re safe or effective. Others have proven to be dangerous. Unsafe abortions are a leading cause of death and illness among pregnant people.
Abortions with pills at home are safe and effective. Their effects are similar to when you have a miscarriage.
If you need an abortion, start your online abortion pill consultation now.
Sources
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