Why we do not list a fixed price here
A reliable figure can only be given after you have been assessed. Quoting a flat price online for something that depends on your health and gestation would be misleading. Call or message for an estimate once the doctor knows what you need.
What drives the cost
- Method: a medical abortion generally costs less than a surgical procedure, though a follow-up or a second treatment can change that.
- Gestation: later procedures need more resources and monitoring.
- Tests: ultrasound, blood group and haemoglobin checks are often separate line items.
- Anaesthesia and facility charges: these apply to procedures, not to medicines alone.
- Follow-up and medicines for aftercare: ask whether these are included.
Ask for an itemised estimate
Before agreeing to treatment, ask what the quote covers and what could be charged on top. Useful questions: Does it include the scan? The follow-up visit? What happens if I need a repeat treatment? Is there a charge for the consultation itself?
Other places to look
Government hospitals provide MTP services, typically at lower or no cost, though waiting times and privacy arrangements differ. It is fair to compare. See abortion in Delhi for a broader guide to choosing a provider.
Be cautious of any provider who quotes a very low price by phone without seeing you, pushes a particular method, or asks for full payment before an examination.
Get an estimate
You can use the form below or contact the clinic. You do not need to share medical details to ask about cost. For the two methods, see medical abortion and surgical abortion.
What an itemised estimate should list
- Consultation and examination.
- Ultrasound and any blood tests, including blood group.
- The method itself: medicines or procedure, and anaesthesia if used.
- Follow-up visit and any anti-D injection if needed.
- What happens, and who pays, if a complication needs hospital care.
Low-cost and free options
Government hospitals provide MTP services, usually at low or no cost. Waiting times and facilities vary. It is reasonable to compare, and to choose what suits your time limit and your comfort.
Cost red flags
Be careful when a price is quoted by phone without any examination, when charges are added after you arrive, or when an unusually low price depends on pills sold without a scan. See how to choose a clinic.
Common questions
Why do clinics quote different prices?
Because method, weeks, tests, anaesthesia, facility standards and follow-up differ. Always compare itemised estimates, not just one number.
Is there a free option?
Government hospitals provide MTP services at low or no cost.
General information. This page is educational and does not replace advice from a doctor who has examined you. Read our medical disclaimer.