If you’re searching how to end a pregnancy, it usually means you’re feeling overwhelmed, scared, or unsure about what your next step should be. You’re not alone, and you don’t have to make this decision without the information you need.

Before any pregnancy decision — including abortion — medical organizations recommend three essential steps:

Confirm the pregnancy with a medical-grade test

False positives and irregular cycles happen more often than most people realize.

Get an ultrasound to determine gestational age

You need to know how far along you are, whether the pregnancy is viable, and whether it’s located in the uterus.

These details affect which options are medically available and safe.

Talk with a trained medical professional or advocate

Understanding the risks, timelines, and laws in Florida ensures you aren’t navigating this alone or relying on unsafe online information.

Citrus Pregnancy Center offers free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, and pre-termination evaluations so you can understand your options clearly — without pressure, judgment, or cost.

Click here to make an appointment or walk-ins are welcome: 

https://www.citruspregnancy.org/contact

Yes. The only medically accurate way to know your gestational age is through an ultrasound.

While apps and calculators can give an estimate based on your last period, they often miss important details like:

• irregular cycles
• ovulation changes
• implantation timing
• pregnancy viability

An ultrasound can tell you:

• how far along you are
• whether the pregnancy is viable
• whether it’s ectopic (which is a medical emergency)

• what options are available based on Florida law

At Citrus Pregnancy Center, this ultrasound is free and confidential, giving you the clarity you need before making any decisions.

Click here to make an appointment or walk-ins are welcome: 

https://www.citruspregnancy.org/contact

A late period can happen for many reasons — not all of them pregnancy-related. Some of the most common causes include:

• stress or emotional overwhelm
• recent illness
• changes in weight
• hormonal shifts
• coming off birth control
• intensive exercise
• thyroid or hormone irregularities
• pregnancy

A medical-grade pregnancy test and ultrasound can help determine what’s happening with your body and why your period hasn’t started yet.

If you're unsure or feeling anxious, you can schedule a visit to get answers right away.

Click here to make an appointment or walk-ins are welcome: 

https://www.citruspregnancy.org/contact

If you’ve searched terms like:

• “abo-bo”
• “bortie”
• “baby-b-gone”
• “end pregnancy fast”
• “coathanger”

...or any other slang

— it doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with you. It means you’re searching out of fear, panic, or urgency.

Many women turn to slang when they:

• don’t feel safe talking to someone
• want privacy
• are scared of being judged
• feel alone in their situation
• are trying to understand their options quickly

What’s important to know is this:

Slang terms often lead to unsafe or misleading information. Some slang terms even reference dangerous or harmful self-managed methods that can put your health at risk.

You deserve medically accurate, compassionate support — not fear-based answers or unsafe advice.

Talking with a trained advocate and getting a free ultrasound can give you clarity, real information, and support you can trust.

Schedule a FREE pregnancy test today or walk-ins are welcome: https://www.citruspregnancy.org/contact

No — there is no medically approved pill designed to “restart your period.”

Many people use this phrase when they’re worried they might be pregnant or hoping to bring their cycle back.

Here’s what you need to know:

What some people call a “period restart pill” is actually the abortion pill, which is only approved for ending a confirmed pregnancy, not regulating a menstrual cycle.

Taking medication without confirming pregnancy or gestational age can be dangerous.

If your period is late, the safest first step is a pregnancy test and ultrasound to understand what’s happening.

We offer both at no cost, so you don’t have to guess or rely on confusing information online.

Click here to make an appointment or walk-ins are welcome: 

https://www.citruspregnancy.org/contact