Q: What should a young woman do if she's thinking about having an abortion? If a young woman is pregnant and is considering an abortion it's important she sees a doctor as soon as possible. In the UK, abortions can be carried out up to 24 weeks but the law is different in Ireland. Waiting times for appointments can vary and will often...
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Health: Advice on ... Abortion procedures
Deciding to have an abortion is one of the most difficult decisions a young women will ever have to make. TheSite.org's Julia Pearlman looks at what the process actually involves and what to expect on the day.
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