FAQ

We offer a long-distance service with professionals trained in LIP.
Our professionals will assess you online, while guaranteeing your confidentiality at all times, and might ask for a variety of complementary examinations to ensure that you are eligible for a medical abortion.
If everything is well, you will receive your delivery directly at the address that best suits you.
We will accompany you throughout this process.

After an abortion, you will be fully able to get pregnant again. On average, it takes 10 days for your fertility to return. So, if you want to avoid getting pregnant, we recommend you use a long-term contraceptive method like an IUD combined with a barrier method, such as a condom, and thus have double protection.

Anyone who makes the decision to terminate their pregnancy in full exercise of their right to sexual and reproductive health will find the support they need in Telefem. In accordance with current legislation, our service can be used by people who meet the following criteria:

– Declare that of their own free will they have decided to interrupt the pregnancy

– Have been pregnant for less than 10 weeks as proven by the date of their last menstruation or by ultrasound

Your first contact with Telefem will be through a counselor, who will answer all your questions about the procedure and, depending on how long you have been pregnant, decide whether or not to pass you on to one of our health professionals.

When you see our professionals, they will determine whether you need to have a test to check the number of weeks of your pregnancy and to make sure it is not an ectopic pregnancy.

Then our health professional will send you a payment link.

Once your payment appears, you will be sent the package to the address in Mexico you have provided or to a mailing address.

Yes, Telefem is here for you if:

You are 10 weeks pregnant or less.

You can travel to a city in Mexico to receive your package.

It is normal to worry about pain, particularly in the case of something as unique as the interruption of a pregnancy. The answer in this case is simple: just as with menstruation, everyone experiences a different level of pain or discomfort during the process. Some women find the abortion procedure causes them to experience cramps that gradually diminish as the hours go by. This should not be cause for concern, as our medical care team will prepare and help you cope as well as possible with this experience.

You are entirely capable of getting pregnant after an abortion. On average, fertility returns after 10 days. So, if you want to avoid getting pregnant, we recommend you use a long-term contraceptive method like an IUD combined with a barrier method, such as a condom, and thus have double protection.

You are entirely capable of getting pregnant after an abortion. On average, fertility returns after 10 days. So, if you want to avoid getting pregnant, we recommend you use a long-term contraceptive method like an IUD combined with a barrier method, such as a condom, and thus have double protection.

At the moment, we do not accept insurance for the procedure. Your medical insurance might cover the laboratory tests in relation to your pregnancy, but not the pregnancy termination procedure.

• What happens if I have a doubt or something doesn’t feel right?

We are here to help you and you can ask us anything 24 hours a day over WhatsApp.

What is the difference between medical abortion pills and the emergency contraceptive pill?

The former, as their name implies, interrupt a pregnancy and you need to take more than one pill, whereas the latter, the morning-after pill, is a contraceptive method that is taken to prevent conception.

To understand this difference it is important to consider that pregnancy does not occur immediately after you have sexual relations. The sperm and egg can take up to six days to fertilize, in other words, come together. Emergency contraception, such as the morning-after pill, works in a variety of ways to prevent pregnancy, but does not interrupt an existing pregnancy.

These pills work by blocking progesterone receptors and detaching the gestational sac. Once it is detached, rhythmic contractions start and the cervix dilates to expel the contents.

Mifepristone 200 mg

Misoprostol 200 mcg (8 tablets)

Ibuprofen 600 mg (4 capsules)

This procedure is up to 98% effective, extremely safe and complications are very rare.