Why have you never heard about the Aspiration Procedure?
The Aspiration Procedure is the most quick safe and simple method to remove early pregnancy tissue from the uterus. It can be used for treatment of miscarriage, early abortion, or incomplete abortion. The procedure is completed with a handheld manual vacuum device that gently and naturally releases early pregnancy tissue from the wall of the uterus. It [...]
Continue reading...The Aspiration Procedure for Miscarriage
Wednesday, September 28th, 2011 by drjoan
I received a call yesterday from a woman who was extremely upset. Her pregnancy had failed at 11 weeks. She had started to bleed, and then went to the doctor and had an ultrasound. The pregnancy had stopped growing. She was having a miscarriage. It was devastating. She had of course told all of her [...]
Continue reading...Step #7: Leaving our office after an Aspiration procedure.
Wednesday, November 17th, 2010 by drjoan
Before you leave our office, the doctor will briefly review with you how your procedure went and what to expect in the days after the procedure. We want you to feel satisfied that you had the best possible medical care. Our doctors are on call 24/7 to respond to any of your questions or concerns after [...]
Continue reading...Abortion Pill Step #8: Returning to Early Options to confirm the pregnancy is over
Saturday, October 16th, 2010 by drjoan
You must come back to Early Options for a follow up visit to confirm that the pregnancy is over. At Early Options we complete a second ultrasound. This will confirm that the medical abortion was successful. We will also evaluate whether there is tissue remaining inside the uterus. If you do have any problems, we [...]
Continue reading...Step #6: A quick recovery
Saturday, October 16th, 2010 by drjoan
As soon as your procedure is complete the cramps will begin to subside. You are welcome to stay in your private examination room until you feel ready to leave. Your clinical assistant will offer you water, juice, and snacks. Most women are surprised by how quickly they return to normal. The cramping usually goes away [...]
Continue reading...Step #5: Completing the Aspiration Procedure
Saturday, October 16th, 2010 by drjoan
You will be asked to lie on a regular examination table, similar to the one used for your yearly pap test. Your companion will be sitting at your side. Your clinical assistant will be on the other side of the examination table. Her attention will be devoted to you during the procedure. The doctor begins [...]
Continue reading...Step #4: Get ready for your procedure
Saturday, October 16th, 2010 by drjoan
You and your companion will stay in the same comfortable examination room. You will be offered some pain medications to prevent strong cramping during the procedure. The doctor or your clinical assistant will go over: What to expect during your quick and simple procedure. Most women are reassured that the cramping is quick and tolerable. [...]
Continue reading...Step #3: Talk with the Doctor
Saturday, October 16th, 2010 by drjoan
In your private examination room, you will meet your clinical assistant. She will be with you from start to finish, and ensure you have the highest quality medical experience. She will confirm your pregnancy test, take your blood pressure, and do some simple lab tests. She will give you a summary of our doctor’s credentials. The [...]
Continue reading...Step #2 Come to our private office
Saturday, October 16th, 2010 by drjoan
When you arrive at an Early Options office in either Midtown Manhattan or Brooklyn Heights, you will be warmly welcomed. Our Early Options offices are modern, clean, comfortable and cheerful. Our Manhattan office looks like a spa. You will breathe a sigh of relief when you come in our door. We do our best to [...]
Continue reading...Step #1: Call our Office
Saturday, October 16th, 2010 by drjoan
Our phone representatives will take the time to answer all of your questions, find out if our private services are right for you, and schedule an appointment. Are you early? You should have missed only one or two periods. Unsure of your dates? If you are unsure of your dates, you can schedule a simple, accurate ultrasound. [...]
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Thursday, September 29th, 2011 by drjoan