Legal & Safe Abortion Information in Thailand

A late period does not always mean pregnancy. Period-inducing pills can cause bleeding, but they cannot tell you whether you are pregnant. Only a pregnancy test can answer that question.

Emergency contraception prevents pregnancy from starting, while abortion medication ends one that has already begun. The dividing line is not time but whether a pregnancy test is positive.

Cytotec and misoprostol are the same substance, not two different medicines. Learn why knowing the name still cannot tell you what is safe, legal, or in a packet.

Many people searching for an abortion pill clinic in Thailand start from a street name that only describes an action, not a medicine. Here is what that name never tells you, what a doctor actually does, and what the fee at a facility covers.

Pills bought outside a medical facility can cause serious harm even when bleeding starts. Here is what to know about unsafe abortion pills in Thailand, why bleeding is not proof it worked, and how the legal route actually works.

"Abortion pill", "blood-inducing pill" and "insertion pill" are used interchangeably in Thai conversation, but they do not mean the same thing. Here is what each term refers to, why medication bought outside a medical facility is dangerous, and how the legal route works in Thailand.