Confirming Pregnancy:
This may involve a pregnancy test ( Urine and Ultrasound ) and confirming the gestational age.

Medical Assessment:
Assessing the woman's overall health and identifying any potential contraindications for specific abortion methods.
Information about Abortion Methods:

Providing details about different abortion methods (surgical or medical) and their suitability for the individual.
Abortion Procedure:
Medical Abortion:
This involves taking medications (mifepristone followed by misoprostol) to induce abortion, typically used in early pregnancy.
Surgical Abortion:
This involves a procedure to remove the pregnancy tissue, such as dilation and evacuation (D&E).
Pain Management:
Pain relief options are typically offered during the abortion procedure, including over-the-counter pain relievers or stronger medications.
Post-Abortion Care:
Follow-up: Encouraging women to attend follow-up appointments to monitor their recovery and address any potential complications.
Contraception Counseling: Providing information and options for contraception to prevent future pregnancies.
Pain Management: Providing pain relief options for discomfort after the procedure.
Self-Care: Suggesting self-care measures like rest, hydration, and managing bleeding.
Emotional Support: Addressing any emotional challenges or concerns related to the abortion decision and recovery.
Infection Prevention: Providing information about signs of infection and recommending seeking medical attention if necessary.