Took Mifepristone in New Mexico and Want to Stay Pregnant?

You took the first abortion pill — mifepristone — and now you want to continue the pregnancy. That change of heart can arrive suddenly. You are allowed to ask for help in the same hour.

Nationally, courts and the FDA are still sorting mifepristone rules, including a paused lawsuit and a safety study. Your question is more immediate: What can I do before I take the second pill?

If you have not taken misoprostol yet, some women ask about abortion pill reversal. That path involves progesterone after mifepristone. It is not established medical care, and it is not a guarantee. Many women still want the information as soon as they change their minds, because timing can matter.

Call 877-558-0333 or visit abortionpillreversal.com for abortion pill reversal information. That hotline is separate from nurse chat. It is meant for this first-pill situation. Keep that number handy if you are still deciding whether to reach out.

A nurse can still talk with you — free and private — about what you took, how you feel, and where to find a pregnancy center in New Mexico for in-person care. Use chat or the form. You decide. You do not need a perfect explanation of why you changed your mind. Fear, hope, pressure, and love can all show up in the same hour.

If you already took both pills, reversal is not the path that applies. A nurse can help you understand recovery, warning signs, and follow-up questions instead.

Watch for heavy bleeding: two thick pads an hour for two hours means go to the ER. If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988. Those are emergency lines. Nurse chat is for guidance and support that is not an emergency.

You are allowed to change your mind. Reach out now, calmly, and take the next step that fits what you want for this pregnancy.

Keep the packaging if you still have it, and note the time you took mifepristone as closely as you can. Those details help a nurse or the reversal hotline respond faster. You can feel scared and still take one clear step today.

Talk with a nurse — free and private. Use chat, or the form. You decide.