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Unprotected sex Pregnancy tests Abortion advice & information Arranging an appointment for an abortion The risks of abortion What happens at an abortion clinic? Types of abortion procedure After an abortion Legal issues and abortion Unprotected sex I’ve just had unprotected sex what should I do? If you have had unprotected sex, or if you think that the form of contraception that you used hasn’t worked properly, you could be at risk of pregnancy. After unprotected sex, emergency contraception can help prevent an unwanted pregnancy developing. Emergency contraception comes in the form of a pill or an inter-uterine device (IUD). The emergency contraceptive pill (wrongly known as the “morning after pill”) can be taken up to 3 days after unprotected sex and the emergency contraceptive (IUD) can be fitted up to 5 days after. Emergency contraception is more effective the quicker you act after unprotected sex. You should only use it in an emergency and not as a regular form of contraception. Please note that as well as pregnancy you could be at risk of sexually transmitted infections (STI’s) and should visit your local genito-urinary medicine clinic (GUM clinic), Marie Stopes south London STI clinic or Marie Stopes central London STI clinic for testing. I’ve had unprotected sex, could I be pregnant? You are at risk of pregnancy if you have had unprotected sex and should access emergency contraception as soon as possible. The emergency contraception pill is available up to three days after unprotected sex and the IUD (coil) can be fitted up to five days after unprotected sex to prevent pregnancy. The emergency contraception pill is more effective the sooner you take it - ideally within 12 hours of unprotected sex. If your next period is late, you should carry out a pregnancy test. Where is emergency contraception available? Emergency contraception is available from your doctor/GP, family planning clinic, chemist/pharmacy, youth services such as Brook Advisory and other specialist private clinics such as Marie Stopes International. Pregnancy tests Where can I get a pregnancy test? You can buy a pregnancy testing kit at chemists and supermarkets and do this at home, or alternatively visit your GP, family planning clinic, youth clinic such as Brook or Connexions or Marie Stopes International who will carry out a pregnancy test for you. You can normally have an early test just after a missed period. Am I definitely pregnant? If the result of your pregnancy test is positive it is important that you visit a health professional who will be able to confirm your pregnancy and offer pregnancy advice. What should I do if the pregnancy test is positive? If your pregnancy test is positive you really need to think about what you want to do. You have three choices – continue with the pregnancy, continue with the pregnancy and consider adoption or fostering, or end the pregnancy through abortion. What are the symptoms of pregnancy? The symptoms of pregnancy are missing your period, (although some women can still have periods), having tender breasts, feeling queasy or sick and tiredness. A pregnancy test needs to be done to confirm if you are pregnant or not. Abortion advice & information What is an abortion? An abortion is where a pregnancy is ended. There are several types of abortions and Marie Stopes International offers surgical and medical abortion options. Why do women have abortions? There are a number of reasons why women may not wish to continue with a pregnancy and may seek abortion services. Deciding to have an abortion can be one of life’s most difficult decisions, that is why Marie Stopes International believe that all women should have the right to choose for themselves. If a woman feels that an abortion is in her or her family's best interests, then she should have access to safe, supportive and non-judgemental advice and help. How many women have abortions? The latest statistics show that there were 195,296 abortions carried out in England and Wales in 2008 (this figure includes residents and non residents). Where can I have an abortion? In the UK abortions are carried out in NHS hospitals and private clinics such as Marie Stopes International. Where can I go for abortion help and advice? If you are considering abortion or are unsure what to do, you should talk to a health professional. Your doctor or family planning clinic will be able to provide confidential advice. Alternatively, you can contact a specialist organisation like Marie Stopes International on 0845 300 8090. Where can I find out more about abortion? There is a lot of information about abortion available but unfortunately, not all information is accurate or impartial. You can get more information from Marie Stopes International who are completely pro-choice and will support you whatever your decision. Your GP or local family planning clinic, or young persons clinic like Brook, should also be able to offer you information about abortion. How soon do I have to make a decision about abortion? Although it might be difficult, it is best if you can make a decision as soon as possible. The earlier you make your decision the more abortion options are open to you. Can anyone help me make a decision about abortion? If you are confused about how you feel about abortion, you could talk to family and friends. Alternatively, you may prefer to talk to a counsellor. Your GP will be able to recommend a counsellor or Marie Stopes International can arrange this, there is also an online counselling guide available which may help you. Is it up to me if I have an abortion? It is entirely your right to choose whether or not you would like to have an abortion. No one else can make this decision for you. Can my boyfriend / parents stop me from seeking an abortion? No, your boyfriend/parents can not stop you from seeking an abortion. It is your right to choose whether or not to have an abortion. Abortion services are confidential and no one will be told about your visit unless you want them to be - including your parents and doctor. How old do I have to be to have an abortion? Any woman has the right to access abortion services although younger women are advised to have counselling to talk their feelings and options through. Abortion services are confidential and no one will be told about your visit unless you want to include your parents or doctor. Will an abortion go on my medical record? If you access abortion services through the NHS, it will go on your medical record only if you are referred by your GP or give permission for your doctor to be contacted. You may be able to access NHS abortion services via a family planning clinic or young person’s clinic like Brook without your GP knowing. If you access abortion services privately it is your decision as to whether or not your GP is notified. Can I have more than one abortion? Yes, women are free to seek abortion services on more than one occasion, however there are very reliable methods of contraception available which if used properly should reduce the risk of an unplanned pregnancy resulting in abortion. Is there a link between abortion and breast cancer? There is no proven link between abortion and breast cancer. Can a woman with learning disabilities have an abortion? Yes, a woman with learning disabilities can access abortion services at Marie Stopes International as long as she fully understands what is involved and is able to give consent. Counselling may be required. Arranging an appointment for an abortion How long do I have to wait for an abortion appointment? If you are coming to see Marie Stopes International for help with abortion we can normally see you very quickly within a few days. If you go to an NHS hospital for an abortion the wait time varies between areas. How do I book an abortion appointment? If you would like free NHS treatment, you need to visit your GP, family planning clinic or young people’s clinic like Brook, who will arrange an appointment for you. Marie Stopes international has arrangements to see women under the NHS in many areas but you would normally need a referral letter. If you would like to see us privately we can arrange an appointment straight away without you needing to visit your GP. For more information about appointments call 0845 300 8090 or book online. Will the NHS pay for my abortion? Treatment with the NHS is free and you will normally need to see your GP, a family planning clinic or young people’s clinic like Brook for a referral. There is a cost for accessing abortion services privately at Marie Stopes International. I’m on benefits; can I get an abortion for free? You will be able to access abortion services free through the NHS. You will normally need to see your GP, family planning clinic, or young people’s clinic such as Brook. You will either be seen by the NHS or will be referred to a specialist clinic such as Marie Stopes International for treatment funded by the NHS. I am visiting the UK from overseas, can I have an abortion? For an NHS abortion you have to be eligible for NHS care and you will need to check this by calling your local Primary Care Trust or talking to your GP. If you do not qualify for an NHS abortion, you can still access abortion services in the UK privately. The risks of abortion What are the risks associated with abortion? There is very little risk associated with early abortion and no evidence at all that a straightforward abortion has any effect on future fertility or any other aspect of general health. However, any surgical procedure or medical treatment carries some risks and it is important that you are aware of what these are. For more information about risks associated with abortion download our abortion questions and answers booklet. Does abortion affect fertility? There is very little risk associated with early abortion and no evidence at all that a straightforward abortion has any effect on future fertility. What happens at an abortion clinic? Do I need to bring anything with me? When attending a Marie Stopes International centre for abortion services you need to bring your referral letter if you are being referred by a medical professional under the NHS. This is not needed if you are coming privately and paying for your treatment. It is also important for you to bring any medication you are taking with you. Can my partner/friend/relative come with me for my abortion appointment? It will not be possible for companions to stay with you during your appointment at Marie Stopes centres as it can get very busy. If someone is coming with you they will be asked to leave during your admission and return for you later. What happens at an abortion clinic? When someone goes to an abortion clinic they will see a doctor or nurse and possibly a counsellor if they wish to talk about their situation. Medical professionals need to determine the reasons for the person requesting an abortion and under the terms of the 1967 Abortion Act, two doctor’s signatures are needed for an abortion to take place. Women seeking an abortion will have a medical check and some tests, a scan to determine how many weeks pregnant they are and time to talk about the abortion treatment options. The abortion may be on the day of the consultation or arranged for another day. Will I have an anaesthetic with abortion? In the early stages of abortion it is possible to have a choice of anaesthetic. Sometimes a general anaesthetic (where you are asleep) is not necessary with early abortion, but you will have a choice. There are health risks associated with general anaesthetic particularly if you are overweight, suffer from any heart condition, or have asthma and if you choose not to have an anaesthetic you will recover more quickly from your abortion. Marie Stopes International offers all options - medical abortion (abortion pill) or surgical abortion with no anaesthetic, sedation or general anaesthetic. Types of abortion procedure What types of abortion procedure are there? Medical abortion and surgical abortion. What does medical abortion (the abortion pill) involve? Medical abortion or the abortion pill is an alternative to surgical abortion and is available before nine weeks of pregnancy at Marie Stopes International. It means taking two lots of pills over two visits (this can be on the same day or separate days) which causes the passing of the pregnancy. Does having the medical abortion (the abortion pill) hurt? Women may experience discomfort, very strong cramps and heavy bleeding with medical abortion. This normally lasts for a few days until the pregnancy has passed. At Marie Stopes International we have a 24 hour abortion aftercare helpline which offers support and advice to women after the abortion pill. How long does medical abortion take? The abortion may take place within four to five hours and is usually completed within one to two days. Very occasionally it can take up to two weeks to pass the pregnancy. Will I have to stay overnight between medical abortion treatment tablets? No, at Marie Stopes International centres you are not required to stay overnight between medical abortion treatment tablets. What happens if I do not complete the medical abortion (second pill)? Once the first medical abortion treatment is given, if you change your mind and decide to continue with the pregnancy, we cannot guarantee that the pregnancy will not have been damaged. What drugs are used for medical abortion and what do they do? Two different types of medication are used for this treatment at Marie Stopes International Mifegynae and Misoprostol which have been found to be effective in causing a pregnancy to pass. Can I have medical abortion treatment, if I take medication? We would advise you to bring any medication that you are currently taking along to the clinic with you so that a full and accurate medical history can be taken before abortion options are discussed. What does surgical abortion involve? Surgical abortion is the most common type of abortion and is a simple procedure where gentle suction is used to empty the uterus. In the early stages of pregnancy, it is possible to have a choice of anaesthetic options. Many women chose not to have an anaesthetic. Does surgical abortion hurt? It is likely that women may experience some discomfort which is often likened to a very strong period pain. As everyone experiences pain differently it is impossible to generalise on how women feel. Most women who choose to have no anaesthetic report that any pain is bearable, only lasts a very short time and quickly subsides once the procedure is over. Will a female doctor perform my abortion? Marie Stopes International has both male and female doctors working in our clinics. If you would specifically like to see a female doctor you would need to discuss this with us in advance of your appointment. How long does surgical abortion take? Surgical abortion at Marie Stopes International centres takes approximately 5 – 10 minutes. The length of stay at the hospital or clinic varies but is usually just a maximum of a few hours. If an abortion is being carried out at a later stage, the stay at the centre may be longer. After an abortion Do I need to come back for a check up after an abortion? It is not necessary to come back to Marie Stopes International after your abortion unless you have any specific concerns or would like to talk to a trained counsellor. All clients are given very detailed abortion aftercare information and can phone our 24 hour helpline at anytime to speak to our aftercare nurses with any worries or concerns. How will I feel after an abortion? After an abortion it is quite normal to feel a bit low for a few days. Most women feel a sense of relief, but others may experience difficult emotions. At Marie Stopes clinics specialist counsellors are available if you need to talk through your feelings at any time after your abortion. How will I know if my abortion has worked? The failure rate of abortion is about 1 in 100. Following abortion you can check that the procedure has been successful by doing a pregnancy test 3 weeks later once the pregnancy hormones have subsided. At Marie Stopes International we have a 24 hour abortion aftercare helpline on 0845 120 3641 which offers support and advice to women after abortion. Also anyone can return to the clinic for a check up after their abortion. What happens to the foetus after an abortion? All hospitals and clinics in the UK have strict guidelines and procedures regarding what happens to the foetus after abortion. If this is something you would like to know you can always ask the doctor or the nurse when you attend the hospital or clinic. Do I need to use contraception after an abortion? Yes, it is very important for you to use contraception after an abortion as you can become pregnant again within one week of treatment. There is a wide range of contraceptive methods available so whatever your age, health, lifestyle and preference there will be one to suit you. Can I have sex after an abortion? Yes, although it is important that you do not have sex for two weeks after an abortion as there is a risk of infection. Can I have children after having an abortion? Yes, there is no evidence at all that a straightforward abortion has any effect on future fertility or any other aspect of general health. Will my body be different after an abortion? Your body will not be any different after an abortion. Will anyone know that I have had an abortion? No, Marie Stopes International promises to keep details of your appointment completely confidential. It is completely your decision who you tell about your abortion – this includes your partner, parents and GP. We will not contact anyone without your permission. How soon can I go back to work after an abortion? Most women return to work the next day after an abortion, but this is entirely up to you. If you have a very physically demanding job you may want to take a few days off. Can I use tampons again after an abortion? You may use tampons after an abortion although it is important that you do not begin to use tampons again until your next period. Do you provide contraception after an abortion? All clients who visit Marie Stopes International for abortion services are encouraged to leave with a method of contraception. Most methods of contraception are included in the cost of your abortion. You can become pregnant again within one week of an abortion so it really is important to start using contraception immediately. Can I use contraception straight after an abortion? Although we advise women not to have sex for two weeks following an abortion, you can become pregnant again within one week of an abortion so it is really important that you start using contraception immediately to avoid this happening. Are there any permanent methods of contraception? Sterilisation is the only permanent method of contraception available for men and women. Vasectomy is a simpler procedure for men than female sterilisation is for women as it is a much less complex procedure and has a shorter recovery time. Who can I talk to after an abortion? Marie Stopes International offers specialist one to one counselling should you need to talk through any unexpected feelings or emotions. Call 0845 120 3641 for more information. Alternatively visit your GP for advice. Legal issues and abortion What is the legal time limit for abortion? Abortion is legal in the UK up to the 24th week of pregnancy. However, if there is a substantial risk to the woman's life or if there are foetal abnormalities there is no time limit. The abortion time limit varies from country to country. Is abortion legal in Ireland? Abortion is illegal in northern and southern Ireland; however if you live in Ireland you can still visit a clinic in the UK (or any other country where abortion is legal) for abortion services. You are able to get advice and information form health professionals in Ireland about abortion and all the options open to you. Click here for the Marie Stopes International pages for women from Ireland For help in Ireland have a look at the Reproductive Choices website For more information about abortion have a look at the following:Abortion costsAbortion lawAbortion treatment optionsAbortion leafletsAbortion clinics in the UKNHS abortion servicesInformation about abortion in other languages
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Informacije o abortusu Osigurali smo informacije o abortusu za žene čiji materinski jezik nije engleski. Uviđamo koliko mnogo žena koje žive u Velikoj Britaniji i van nje prođe kroz naše centre, pa je naš tim uvijek tu da ponudi podršku i pomoć na koji god je to način moguće. Informacije o klinici „Marie Stopes“ „Marie Stopes International“ obuhvaća 9 klinika diljem Velike Britanije koje pružaju pomoć ženama koje razmatraju mogućnost obavljanja abortusa. Veoma smo iskusni, a naši liječnici i medicinske sestre su stručnjaci u svom poslu. Svake godine u Velikoj Britaniji obavimo trećinu svih usluga vezanih za abortus. Učinit ćemo sve što možemo da se pobrinemo za Vas i učinimo prijatnim Vaš posjet našoj klinici. Abortus Ukoliko ste doznali da ste trudni i razmatrate mogućnost obavljanja abortusa, evo nekih informacija o uslugama koje pružamo u centrima klinike „Marie Stopes“. Ovdje smo da Vam pomognemo i sve je potpuno povjerljivo. Test na trudnoću Da biste bili sigurni da ste trudni, obavite test na trudnoću. Možete ga kupiti u apoteci, supermarketu ili obaviti test na lokalnoj klinici za planiranje obitelji. Zakazivanje pregleda Ukoliko želite zakazati pregled na „Marie Stopes International“ klinici kako biste razmotrili mogućnost obavljanja abortusa, nazovite nas na broj +44 (0)845 300 8090. Naša informacijska služba radi 24 sata dnevno, 7 dana tjedno. Kada nas nazovete, obavijestit ćemo Vas o datumu i vremenu kada ćete doći u centar, kao i gdje točno trebate doći. Molimo Vas da pokušate pronaći nekoga od povjerenja tko govori engleski jezik kako bi Vam pomogao u slučaju da je potrebno da telefonirate. Također Vam može biti potrebna pomoć i kada dođete na pregled u „Marie Stopes“ centar, jer Vam ne možemo jamčiti da će tada u centru biti netko tko će Vam moći pomoći oko prijevoda. Možete odabrati da, po želji, dođete na konzultaciju i obavljanje abortusa istog dana ili da to obavite u dva dana. Na raspolaganju je i savjetovanje, ukoliko niste sigurni što biste trebali učiniti. Molimo Vas da nas obavijestite ukoliko se najprije želite posavjetovati, jer će u tom slučaju biti potrebno da bude prisutan i tumač. Ukoliko dolazite privatno, posjet se naplaćuje – molimo Vas da pogledate odjeljak o naknadama centra „Marie Stopes“ klinike za više informacija o našim cijenama pružanja usluga abortusa. Alternativno, ako ste državljanin Velike Britanije i imate pravo na NHS liječenje, možete otići na kliniku za planiranje obitelji ili kod Vašeg liječnika opće prakse, koji će Vas moći uputiti u centar koji pruža besplatne NHS usluge abortusa. U „Marie Stopes“ centru ćete radi abortusa ostati od nekoliko sati do jednog dana, ukoliko ste trudni 19-24 tjedna. Ukoliko prelazite dug put do centra, preporučamo Vam prenoćiti u hotelu ili smještaju s noćenjem i zajutarkom nakon obavljenog abortusa prije nego pođete doma. Naš tim Vam može pomoći oko svih pojedinosti u svezi s tim – nazovite nas na Vaša konzultacija Kada dođete u centar „Marie Stopes“ klinike, najprije ćete posjetiti liječnika ili medicinsku sestru koji će porazgovarati s Vama kako bi bili sigurni da ste donijeli čvrstu odluku o tome da obavite abortus. Provjerit će Vašu zdravstvenu povijest, Vaše opće zdravlje, pitat će Vas da li uzimate neke lijekove i porazgovarat će s Vama o kontracepciji. U centru ćete obaviti i nekoliko testova – uzet Vam će se uzorak krvi iz prsta, provjerit će se starost Vaše trudnoće u tjednima i izmjerit Vam će se krvni tlak. Sve žene savjetujemo i da obave test na infekciju bakterijom Chlamydia prije obavljanja abortusa. Također ćemo Vam objasniti i mogućnosti obavljanja abortusa koje su Vam na raspolaganju. Bit će potrebno da naš liječnik popuni službeni obrazac za abortus koji je potrebno da Vi potpišete, čime ćete dati svoju suglasnost za obavljanje abortusa. Mogućnosti obavljanja abortusa U centru „Marie Stopes“ klinike na raspolaganju su dvije vrste postupka obavljanja abortusa: Abortus lijekom ili pilula za abortus (trudnoća do 9 tjedana) Za ovu vrstu abortusa neophodno je da Vaša trudnoća traje kraće od 9 tjedana. Ona podrazumijeva uzimanje tableta i zahtjeva dva posjeta centru „Marie Stopes“ u periodu od 24 do 48 sati. Stoga će biti potrebno da u zemlji ostanete 2-3 dana dok se abortus ne obavi. Provjerit ćemo da nema medicinskih razloga zbog kojih se ova metoda eventualno ne bi mogla obaviti. Dat će Vam se jedna tableta prilikom prvog posjeta i četiri tablete prilikom drugog posjeta. Ove tablete će prouzročiti pobačaj ploda zaustavljanjem napretka trudnoće i dovest će do toga da maternica odbaci plod. Neophodno je da popijete sve tablete. Doći će do jakog krvarenja i grčeva i možete osjećati mučninu, a plod ćete izgubiti obično u roku od 4 sata od uzimanja posljednje tablete. Nekada se to može dogoditi i dan ili dva nakon uzimanja tableta, a izvjesno krvarenje se može nastaviti i tijekom naredna dva tjedna. Kirurški abortus (do 24 tjedna trudnoće) Kirurški se abortus može izvesti do 24 tjedna trudnoće. U slučaju ove vrste abortusa, nakon zahvata možete odmah otići doma. Prilikom kirurškog abortusa koristi se blago usisavanje kako bi se uklonio plod iz maternice. Ono traje 5-10 minuta i bit će potrebno da provedete još kratko vrijeme na klinici nakon zahvata kako bismo bili sigurni da ste dobro i da je sve u redu prije nego pođete doma. Za obavljanje abortusa u slučaju starijih trudnoća, bit će potrebno da u centru ostanete dulje. U slučaju ove metode abortusa, na raspolaganju su tri različite opcije anestezije: - Da budete posve budni tijekom zahvata - Da budete smireni i pospani, ali budni, uz malu injekciju koja dovodi do svjesne sedacije - Da budete potpuno uspavani uz opću anesteziju – abortusi starijih trudnoća se uvijek obavljaju uz opću anesteziju. Rizici abortusa Iako je abortus veoma siguran zahvat, postoje izvjesni rizici kojih trebate biti svjesni; oni obuhvaćaju mali rizik od infekcije, rizik od nastavka trudnoće, rizik od nepotpunog abortusa i, u veoma rijetkim slučajevima, rizik od oštećenja maternice. O njima ćemo porazgovarati s Vama tijekom Vaše konzultacije. Na dan obavljanja abortusa Ne smijete ništa jesti, piti, čak ni vodu, niti pušiti 6 sati prije zakazanog termina zahvata. Vaš partner/prijatelj-ica/rođak-inja Vas mogu dovesti u centar na zakazani zahvat, ali neće moći ostati u centru tijekom trajanja Vašeg zahvata. Bit će obaviješteni o vremenu kada će moći doći po Vas povesti Vas doma. Nakon obavljenog kirurškog zahvata imat ćete izvjesno vrijeme da se odmorite, a mi ćemo provjeriti da li ste u dovoljno dobrom stanju da napustite centar. Kada odete doma Dat ćemo Vam kompletne upute za dalju njegu i brigu o sebi kada budete došli doma. Pomoć i savjete za daljnju njegu možete dobiti i 24 sata dnevno na broj + 44 (0)845 300 80 90 Savjetujemo Vam da se odmarate najmanje 24 sata. Narednog dana se možete istuširati; savjetujemo Vam da se ne kupate i ne plivate još sedam dana i da ne koristite parfimirane proizvode za intimnu njegu sve dok krvarenje ne prestane. Trebali biste izbjegavati naporne poslove u kućanstvu te fizički rad, jer se možete osjećati loše i dobiti krvarenje i bolove. Ako je Vaš posao fizički naporan, uzmite si još nekoliko slobodnih dana. Sve žene nakon abortusa imaju izvjesno krvarenje koje može potrajati još neko vrijeme. Naša 24-satna služba za daljnju njegu pruža svu pomoć i savjete koji Vam mogu biti potrebni nakon abortusa, a na klinici možete obaviti i kontrolne preglede nakon zahvata ukoliko ste zabrinuti iz bilo kog razloga. Ukoliko trebate nazvati naš broj za pomoć, postarajte se da uz Vas bude prijatelj koji govori engleski jezik. Uzimanje lijekova protiv bolova Postarajte se da doma imate lijekove protiv bolova; preporučamo Vam paracetamol i ibuprofen (ibuprofen uzmite samo ako ste sigurni da ga smijete uzimati). Ne uzimajte proizvode na osnovi aspirina. Briga o sebi nakon abortusa Postoji veoma mali rizik po Vaše zdravlje ili buduću plodnost nakon obavljanja abortusa lijekom ili kirurškog abortusa; ali, da bi se umanjio rizik od infekcije, do Vaše naredne mjesečnice koristite samo uloške, a ne tampone. Uzdržite se od seksualnog odnosa još tijekom naredna dva tjedna. Postoji mali rizik da se trudnoća ne otkloni ili da se ne otkloni u cijelosti u vrijeme zahvata. Ukoliko kod Vas dođe do znakova infekcije – uključujući visoku temperaturu i opće simptome nalik gripu – molimo Vas kontaktirajte nas što je moguće prije. Za savjete smo Vam na raspolaganju 24 sata na broj +44 (0)845 300 80 90 pripravite svoj četverocifreni osobni identifikacijski (PIN) broj prije nego nas nazovete. Vaša naredna mjesečnica Vaša naredna mjesečnica bi trebala nastupiti u periodu od 4 do 8 tjedana od zahvata. Trebali biste obaviti test na trudnoću tri tjedna nakon obavljenog zahvata kako biste provjerili je li zahvat uspješno obavljen. Nemojte ga obavljati ranije, jer će tada hormon trudnoće i dalje biti u Vašem tijelu, pa rezultat može biti lažno pozitivan. Nazovite nas na broj +44 (0)845 300 8090 ukoliko imate pitanja ili želite zakazati posjet klinici.