Abortion Pill Reversal Network

It may not be too late.

The abortion pill regimen first uses RU-486 (Mifepristone) to block the effects of the progesterone which is necessary for the baby to survive.  Then, 24 to 48 hours later, a different pill, Misoprostol (Cytotec), is given to induce contractions and expel the baby.

Because of the proven Abortion Pill Reversal protocol, developed by Drs. George Delgado and Matt Harrison, abortion-minded women now have the possibility of reversing the effects of the abortion pill Mifepristone by receiving multiple doses of a natural hormone, progesterone.

The abortion pill reversal protocol uses the hormone progesterone to reverse the effects of RU-486, which is a progesterone blocker. Progesterone is a common treatment used to prevent miscarriage.

Some women change their minds during the 24-48 hour period after taking the first drug, Mifepristone. Some profoundly regret the taking of this first abortion pill. Too often, women are unaware of the medical protocol which can provide them an opportunity to reverse their decision and save their child.

If a woman has taken the first drug, Mifepristone, but has not yet taken the second drug, Misoprostol, and has questions regarding the health of her child or is questioning her decision to terminate her pregnancy, she should consult a physician immediately for information about the potential of reversing the effects of the abortion pill, or call the Abortion Pill Reversal Hotline: 877-558-0333.

Women have undergone the progesterone reversal process, carried their babies to term and delivered healthy babies.

To date over 900 babies have been saved by the Abortion Pill Reversal protocol. Currently, there are over 800 medical professionals including several in Tennessee, trained to administer the protocol

To learn more about Abortion Pill Reversal click here.