Frequently asked questions

Yes, under the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, within set gestation limits and conditions. See the MTP Act explained.

For an adult woman, only her own consent is needed. A guardian's consent is required if the patient is under 18.

The Act restricts disclosure of a woman's details except as authorised by law. Read how this site handles your information in the privacy policy.

It depends on weeks of pregnancy, your health and your preference, after an examination and scan. See surgical vs medical abortion.

This is not recommended. Without a scan, an ectopic pregnancy cannot be ruled out, and dosing and timing need medical guidance. See medical abortion.

Termination after 12 weeks, with tighter legal conditions and hospital-level care. See second-trimester MTP.

It varies with method, gestation and tests, and a price can only be given after assessment. See what affects the price.

Any previous scan reports, a list of medicines you take, and the date of your last period. Bring a trusted person if you wish.

Bleeding and cramps that settle over days, a period in about four to six weeks, and a follow-up visit. See aftercare.

For soaking two large pads an hour for two hours, severe pain, fever over 24 hours, foul discharge or fainting. Go to an emergency department or call 112.

Possibly within two weeks. Start contraception promptly and speak with your doctor about options.

Up to 20 weeks with one registered doctor's opinion, and 20 to 24 weeks with two doctors' opinion for listed categories. Beyond 24 weeks only a State Medical Board can allow it, for substantial fetal abnormalities. See options by week of pregnancy.

Yes. The law applies to all women, and the Supreme Court held in 2022 that married and unmarried women are treated alike. See abortion for unmarried women.

In India the standard regimen is approved up to 9 weeks (63 days), after a doctor has examined you and confirmed the pregnancy with a scan.

An uncomplicated abortion, medical or surgical, is not known to reduce later fertility. Untreated infection or retained tissue can cause problems, which is why follow-up matters.

It is not advised. Without a scan an ectopic pregnancy cannot be excluded, the weeks may be wrong, and there is no one to call if bleeding is heavy. Read medical abortion.

Check the doctor's registration, ask whether the facility is approved for MTP, make sure you are examined and scanned first, and get an itemised cost. See how to choose a clinic.

In Sector 8C, Rohini, Delhi, 110085, on Halar Road. See the Rohini clinic page for directions.

No. This clinic focuses on abortion and MTP consultation and aftercare.