At Merlin Women Clinic we offer fast, legal and safe medical abortion with medically approved abortion pills and womb cleaning pills at an affordable price to all women in the Western Cape. If you have a difficult choice to make. Should you terminate your pregnancy? And if you do, which abortion clinic you choose? At Merlin Women’s Clinics, we can help you make that decision. We perform every treatment with the greatest of care.
Our main goal is to make safe abortion and post-abortion care accessible.
Regardless of where they live, we think everyone should be able to decide whether and when to have children.
We understand that as a modern woman, you have a thousand things on your plate, but it’s crucial to prioritise your health.
There are two methods you can use to end your pregnancy: an abortion pill or curettage. Both therapies are available if you are less than 9 weeks pregnant. The only choice if you are more than nine weeks pregnant is curettage. You can choose with the assistance of the doctor and nurse during the intake interview.
To end your pregnancy medically, take an abortion pill. The first tablet will be provided to you during your clinic consultation. You will inject four more tablets at home two days later. The amniotic sac will be released throughout the course of that day, marking the end of the pregnancy. You must stay at home that day because doing this will result in cramps and blood loss.
An experienced clinician vaginally removes the pregnancy using either specialized devices (dilation and evacuation) or suction (vacuum aspiration).
For pregnancies up to 23 weeks and 6 days, we provide surgical abortions. Depending on your medical history and how many weeks along you are in your pregnancy, we will recommend a certain surgical abortion treatment.
There are two types of abortions, and both are safe and effective:
Medical Abortion : A person takes pills (tablets) to end a pregnancy.
Surgical Abortion : A technique to terminate a pregnancy is performed in a clinic or hospital. The length of the pregnancy affects the type of operation.
Future pregnancy problems won’t arise if your treatment is straightforward. There is no concrete evidence linking abortion to ectopic pregnancy, subsequent infertility, or other pregnancy difficulties. The probability of subsequent pregnancies ending before the due date rises with each abortion, however there is insufficient medical evidence to support a link between abortion and this outcome. We give you all the knowledge you need to make the best decision for yourself by using information that is supported by evidence. A medical expert will go over all the known dangers and side effects related to the therapy option you have chosen.
No, there isn’t any evidence linking abortion to breast cancer.
In South Africa, abortion is permitted during every stage of pregnancy. Your situation will determine your alternatives.
You are pregnant, and you cannot or do not want to keep the pregnancy? At our clinics, you can have an abortion up to 22 weeks.
Our all-female medical staff will be at your service and will walk you through each stage of your care. We never pass judgment on you and always respect your choice. We also support and counsel you in making the right contraceptive decision. Our services are completely private and cost nothing (for the majority of ladies).
To book, change and cancel an appointment you can call the clinic from Monday to Friday between 9 AM and 4.45 PM.
By and large, abortion is a safe procedure and is carried out by our clinics with the greatest possible care. The risk of problems or complications during and after treatment is remote.
We do free deliveries of pills in cities and towns around our clinics. We also do courier of pills to remote areas for clients with very early pregnacies.
Are you considering making an appointment? Or are you not ready yet and have questions or doubts? Feel free to call us: we are happy to help you.
Verify your pregnancy with free pregnancy testing
Confirm your pregnancy and gestational age with a free ultrasound
Get tested for STDs, whether you choose abortion or not