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29/07/2025
🩺 What Is Terminex?
Terminex is a brand name often used for a medical abortion pill pack that typically contains two medicines:
Mifepristone (200 mg) – blocks the hormone progesterone, which is needed to sustain pregnancy.
Misoprostol (800 mcg total, usually in four 200 mcg tablets) – causes the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy.
This combination is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for safe and effective medical
28/07/2025
Dilation and evacuation in Kenya.
Dilation and evacuation is another type of surgical abortion that doctors typically recommend if the woman has been pregnant for more than 12 weeks according to World Health Organization.
Dilation and evacuation involves the use of a general anaesthetic, which puts the woman to sleep. This means she will not be conscious during the procedure and will be unable to feel pain.
The doctor begins by using dilators, which are thin rods, to open the woman’s cervix. Then they use forceps and suction to remove the pregnancy tissue.
After having a dilation and evacuation procedure, we observed that a woman may experience some cramping for 1 or 2 days. She may also have spotting or bleeding for up to 2 weeks.
Abortions are a medical way to terminating a pregnancy. While abortions may cause some pain or cramping, many Kenyan women can manage the discomfort. This is why we advise most information to be taking as a hyperbole. Every individual has a different pain threshold and a single comment seen on the i...
28/07/2025
What to Expect After an Abortion: A Complete Guide
At Women for Women Kenya, we believe in empowering women with accurate, compassionate information. After an abortion — whether medical (using pills) or surgical — it’s normal to have questions and concerns about what comes next.
Here’s what you can expect, what’s normal, and when to seek help.
1️⃣ Bleeding
Light bleeding or spotting may last up to 2 weeks after an abortion.
You may pass small clots, especially in the first few days.
Bleeding should gradually decrease day by day.
Some women experience brief episodes of heavier bleeding as the uterus clears itself.
⚠ Call us immediately if you experience:
Soaking more than 2 maxi pads per hour for 2 hours
Dizziness, weakness, or fainting.
Large clots (larger than a golf ball) repeatedly.
2️⃣ Cramping
Cramping is common, especially in the first few hours or days.
This happens as the uterus returns to its normal size.
You can manage cramping with:
Ibuprofen (400–800 mg) every 6–8 hours.
Warm compresses or gentle rest.
3️⃣ Emotions
It’s normal to feel a mix of emotions — relief, sadness, or anxiety.
Hormonal shifts can temporarily affect your mood.
If feelings of sadness or anxiety persist or worsen, talk to us — we offer counseling and support.
4️⃣ Physical Activity
Avoid heavy lifting or strenuous exercise for a few days.
Gentle walking and light activity are usually fine.
Avoid swimming or baths for a few days to reduce infection risk
5️⃣ Sexual Activity & Vaginal Care
Avoid vaginal in*******se, tampons, or douching until bleeding completely stops (usually 1–2 weeks).
This helps prevent infection and allows your uterus time to heal.
6️⃣ Fertility After Abortion
Fertility can return quickly — as soon as 10–14 days after abortion.
If you’re not ready for another pregnancy, start contraception immediately after the procedure.
At Women for Women Kenya, we offer counseling on:
Pills
Implants
IUDs
Injectables
Condoms
7️⃣ Follow-Up Care
A follow-up visit is strongly recommended:
Usually 1–2 weeks after the abortion.
We check that the abortion is complete and that you’re healing well.
Pregnancy tests done too soon may still show positive — we can guide you on the right timing.
8️⃣ When to Seek Immediate Medical Attention
Heavy bleeding that does not slow down
High fever (above 38°C)
Severe or increasing abdominal pain
Foul-smelling vaginal discharge
Fainting or feeling very weak
❤️ We Are Here for You
At Women for Women Kenya, your health, privacy, and well-being are our top priority. Every woman’s experience is unique, and we are here to support you before, during, and after your abortion.
If you need support, counseling, or medical care, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
At Women for Women Kenya, we believe in empowering women with accurate, compassionate information. After an abortion — whether medical (using pills) or surgical — it’s normal to have questions and concerns about what comes next.Here’s what you can expect, what’s normal, and when to seek he...
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08/06/2025
What Is MTPKit? Safe Use and Timing for Medical Abortion
An unplanned pregnancy can be overwhelming, but safe options like MTPKit are available to help. This post explains what MTPKit is, how it works, and the safest timing for its use.
🩺 What Is MTPKit?
MTPKit is a medical abortion kit containing two medicines:
Mifepristone (200 mg) – blocks progesterone, a hormone necessary to maintain pregnancy.
Misoprostol (800 mcg total) – causes uterine contractions to expel pregnancy tissue.
This combination is widely recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for early pregnancy termination.
🕒 When Can You Safely Use MTPKit?
Timing is critical for safe and effective abortion.
✅ Best used up to 9 weeks (63 days) from the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP)
✅ Still effective up to 10 weeks (70 days) but may require medical supervision
⛔ Not recommended beyond 10 weeks without professional healthcare support
If unsure of your pregnancy duration, use a pregnancy gestation calculator or seek a clinical assessment.
⚠️ Why Timing Matters
Using MTPKit after the recommended period may cause:
Incomplete abortion
Heavy bleeding and strong cramps
Need for further medical intervention
Early use means safer, more effective results.
💡 Where to Get Support
At Women for Women Kenya, we provide:
Confidential pregnancy testing
Safe abortion consultations
Post-abortion care and counseling
Reproductive health education
If you’re considering MTPKit or any abortion pills, contact us for support and guidance.
Your health and dignity matter. Timely, safe care is key to your well-being.
07/06/2025
What Is AboKit? Safe Use and Timing for Medical Abortion
Dealing with an unplanned pregnancy can be stressful, and knowing your options is important. One option many women in Kenya use is the AboKit, a medical abortion kit designed to safely terminate early pregnancies. This post explains what AboKit is, how it works, and the safest timeframe to use it.
🩺 What Is AboKit?
AboKit usually contains two medications:
Mifepristone (200 mg) – blocks the hormone progesterone, which supports pregnancy.
Misoprostol (800 mcg total) – causes uterine contractions to expel the pregnancy tissue.
This combination is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for early medical abortion.
🕒 When Can You Safely Use AboKit?
Timing is crucial for safety and effectiveness.
✅ Best used up to 9 weeks (63 days) after the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP)
✅ Still effective up to 10 weeks (70 days) but may require medical supervision
⛔ Not recommended beyond 10 weeks without professional healthcare guidance
If you’re unsure how far along you are, consider using a pregnancy gestation calculator or visiting a trusted clinic.
⚠️ Why Timing Matters
Using AboKit beyond the recommended time can increase risks of:
Incomplete abortion (when some pregnancy tissue remains)
Heavy bleeding and stronger cramps
Need for additional medical care or procedures
Earlier use generally results in safer, more effective outcomes.
💡 Where to Find Help
At Women for Women Kenya, we offer:
Confidential pregnancy testing
Safe abortion consultations
Post-abortion care and counseling
Reproductive health education
If you’re considering AboKit or any abortion pills, reach out for guidance and support.
Your health and safety come first. Timely, safe care is essential.
06/06/2025
Understanding UnwantedKit: Safe Use and Timing for Medical Abortion
An unplanned pregnancy can bring many questions and concerns. Having access to safe, reliable options like UnwantedKit is important. This post explains what UnwantedKit is, how it works, and the safest window for its use.
🩺 What Is UnwantedKit?
UnwantedKit is a medical abortion kit that typically contains two medicines:
Mifepristone (200 mg) – blocks progesterone, a hormone essential for sustaining pregnancy.
Misoprostol (800 mcg total) – causes the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy.
This combination is endorsed by the World Health Organization (WHO) for safe early pregnancy termination.
🕒 When Can You Safely Use UnwantedKit?
Timing plays a key role in safety and success.
✅ Best used up to 9 weeks (63 days) from the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP)
✅ Still effective up to 10 weeks (70 days) but with a possible need for medical supervision
⛔ Not recommended beyond 10 weeks without healthcare professional guidance
If you are unsure how far along you are, consider a pregnancy gestation calculator or a clinical evaluation.
⚠️ Why Timing Matters
Using UnwantedKit beyond the recommended period increases the chance of:
Your health and dignity matter. Timely, safe care can make all the difference.
06/06/2025
What Is CytoMisKit? Safe Use and Timing for Medical Abortion
Facing an unplanned pregnancy can be challenging, and having access to safe, effective options is essential. One option often available in Kenya is the CytoMisKit—a medical abortion kit used to safely terminate early pregnancy. This post will explain what CytoMisKit is, how it works, and the safest timeframe to use it.
🩺 What Is CytoMisKit?
CytoMisKit typically contains two medications used together:
Mifepristone (200 mg) – blocks the hormone progesterone needed to maintain pregnancy.
Misoprostol (800 mcg total) – induces uterine contractions to expel pregnancy tissue.
This combination is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for safe and effective early medical abortion.
🕒 When Can You Safely Use CytoMisKit?
Timing is critical for safety and effectiveness.
✅ Best used up to 9 weeks (63 days) from the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP)
✅ Still effective up to 10 weeks (70 days), but may require medical supervision
⛔ Not recommended beyond 10 weeks without healthcare professional oversight
If you’re unsure about your pregnancy duration, consider using a pregnancy gestation calculator or visit a trusted clinic for an assessment.
⚠️ Why Timing Matters
Using CytoMisKit beyond the recommended period can lead to:
Incomplete abortion (retained pregnancy tissue)
Heavier bleeding and stronger cramps
Increased need for follow-up medical care or surgical procedures
Using the kit early improves safety and effectiveness.
💡 Where to Find Support
At Women for Women Kenya, we offer:
Confidential pregnancy testing
Safe abortion consultations
Post-abortion care and counseling
Reproductive health education
If you are thinking about using CytoMisKit or any medical abortion pills, contact us for professional guidance and support to ensure your safety.
Your health and well-being matter. Timely and safe care is key to protecting both.
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05/06/2025
What Is CytoMisKit? Safe Use and Timing for Medical Abortion
Facing an unplanned pregnancy can be challenging, and having access to safe, effective options is essential. One option often available in Kenya is the CytoMisKit—a medical abortion kit used to safely terminate early pregnancy. This post will explain what CytoMisKit is, how it works, and the safest timeframe to use it.
🩺 What Is CytoMisKit?
CytoMisKit typically contains two medications used together:
Mifepristone (200 mg) – blocks the hormone progesterone needed to maintain pregnancy.
Misoprostol (800 mcg total) – induces uterine contractions to expel pregnancy tissue.
This combination is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for safe and effective early medical abortion.
🕒 When Can You Safely Use CytoMisKit?
Timing is critical for safety and effectiveness.
✅ Best used up to 9 weeks (63 days) from the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP)
✅ Still effective up to 10 weeks (70 days), but may require medical supervision
⛔ Not recommended beyond 10 weeks without healthcare professional oversight
If you’re unsure about your pregnancy duration, consider using a pregnancy gestation calculator or visit a trusted clinic for an assessment.
⚠️ Why Timing Matters
Using CytoMisKit beyond the recommended period can lead to:
Incomplete abortion (retained pregnancy tissue)
Heavier bleeding and stronger cramps
Increased need for follow-up medical care or surgical procedures
Using the kit early improves safety and effectiveness.
💡 Where to Find Support
At Women for Women Kenya, we offer:
Confidential pregnancy testing
Safe abortion consultations
Post-abortion care and counseling
Reproductive health education
If you are thinking about using CytoMisKit or any medical abortion pills, contact us for professional guidance and support to ensure your safety.
Your health and well-being matter. Timely and safe care is key to protecting both.
04/06/2025
Understanding the Medical Abortion Kit (MMKit): Safe Use and Timing
When facing an unplanned pregnancy, having access to safe and reliable options is crucial. One common choice in Kenya is the Medical Abortion Kit (MMKit). This post explains what the MMKit is, how it works, and the safest time frame for using it.
🩺 What Is the Medical Abortion Kit (MMKit)?
The MMKit usually contains two medicines used together for safe termination of early pregnancy:
Mifepristone (200 mg) – blocks the hormone progesterone, which is essential for maintaining pregnancy.
Misoprostol (800 mcg total) – causes uterine contractions to expel the pregnancy tissue.
This combination is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) and used worldwide for medical abortion.
🕒 When Can You Safely Use the MMKit?
Timing is key for effectiveness and safety.
✅ Best used up to 9 weeks (63 days) after the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP)
✅ Effective up to 10 weeks (70 days) but may require medical supervision
⛔ Not recommended beyond 10 weeks without a healthcare professional’s guidance
If you’re unsure about how far along you are, consider using a pregnancy gestation calculator or visit a trusted clinic for evaluation.
⚠️ Why Timing Matters
Using the MMKit later in pregnancy may increase the risk of:
Incomplete abortion (when some tissue remains in the uterus)
Heavy bleeding and stronger cramps
The need for additional medical care or follow-up procedures
The earlier the MMKit is used, the safer and more effective the process.
💡 Where to Get Help
At Women for Women Kenya, we provide:
Confidential pregnancy testing
Safe abortion consultations
Post-abortion care and counseling
Comprehensive reproductive health education
If you’re considering using an MMKit or any abortion pills, contact us for support and guidance to ensure your safety and well-being.
Your health and dignity are our priority. Choosing timely, safe care makes all the difference.
24/05/2025
🚨 Ectopic Pregnancy and Abortion: What You Need to Know
By Women for Women Kenya
When we talk about abortion, it's important to also understand conditions that may look like early pregnancy but are medically dangerous, like ectopic pregnancy.
🔴 What Is an Ectopic Pregnancy?
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, most commonly in the fallopian tube.
This type of pregnancy cannot continue and is life-threatening if not treated early.
❗ Why It’s Not Just a “Normal Pregnancy”
The uterus is the only place that can safely carry a pregnancy to term.
A pregnancy outside the uterus will rupture and cause internal bleeding, infection, or even death if not managed in time.
🔍 Signs of an Ectopic Pregnancy
If you’re pregnant and experiencing any of the following, seek medical care immediately:
Severe one-sided abdominal pain
Shoulder pain (from internal bleeding irritating the diaphragm)
Vaginal bleeding or spotting
Fainting, dizziness, or weakness
Low blood pressure
These symptoms often appear between 4 and 10 weeks of pregnancy.
🧪 How Is It Diagnosed?
Pelvic exam
Ultrasound scan
Blood tests (HCG levels)
🛑 Ectopic Pregnancy ≠ Abortion
An abortion removes a viable intrauterine pregnancy (inside the womb).
Treatment for ectopic pregnancy is not considered an abortion, because:
The embryo cannot survive outside the uterus
The treatment is done to save the woman’s life
💊 How Is It Treated?
Depending on the case, treatment may involve:
Medication (Methotrexate) – Stops the ectopic pregnancy from growing, used if caught early.
Surgery – To remove the ectopic tissue and repair or remove the affected fallopian tube.
🧠 What About Mifepristone?
There has been some research into using mifepristone (Mifeprex) in combination with methotrexate to treat ectopic pregnancies. Some small studies have suggested:
Combination therapy may have a higher success rate in certain patients (e.g., those with high progesterone levels or beta-hCG)
Mifepristone alone may have some effect, though evidence is limited
However, the U.S. FDA clearly states that:
"Mifepristone is not effective for the treatment of ectopic pregnancy," and lists ectopic pregnancy as a contraindication on its label.
There are also concerns about the risk of infection, including sepsis, if mifepristone is misused in ectopic cases. From a medical and legal standpoint, mifepristone should not be used for treating ectopic pregnancies.
At Women for Women Kenya, we follow international best practices and do not use mifepristone to treat ectopic pregnancies.
⚕️ Our Approach: Safety First
If a woman requests an abortion and is very early in pregnancy (especially before 6 weeks), we:
Always check to rule out ectopic pregnancy before providing abortion pills
Refer for ultrasound or blood tests if symptoms suggest anything abnormal
📣 Final Word
Ectopic pregnancies are medical emergencies, not abortion cases.
But recognizing the signs early and seeking help can save your life.
If you're pregnant and in pain or unsure about your symptoms, don’t guess—come see us or call immediately.
We're here to protect your health.
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Abortions in Kenya is a contemptuous issue that Kenyans tend to shy from, yet it is a big factor in matters reproductive health. Women for Women Kenya is an organization by female doctors where we try to fight for women who need to access to proper reproductive care all the way from contraception ,infections ,abortion , physical and mental r**e/molestation legal representation.
We understand that abortion is illegal but truth of the matter is that there are thousands of campus girls all over Kenya who get r***d or molested and keep quiet without a say, yet the law allows them to seek assistance once the courts allow them to and perpetrators brought to book. Millions of women in toxic relationships are r***d each yeah by their partners but they do not know what to do or say or even realize that it is r**e.
This is where we come in-fighting for the rights of women in the streets, courts and lobbying in parliament. We provide proper information and guide the women on cause of actions and where possible provide assistance both financial and abortion services as by the law. We have a team of registered doctors and franchise of legally certified clinics that offer abortion and post abortion services- plus other reproductive care services in accordance by the rule of law. We provide information that this women can use during their journey to attaining justice and gifting them back their dreams and happy lives.
We also guide our doctors on the latest procedures and avail to them the best equipment both for safety and quick recovery for the patients.
By law we have a freedom of speech and expression which we want to fully utilize in our goal of attaining proper reproductive care.
