Doctor BOULANGERGynecologist in Beausoleil (06)
I have prepared a comprehensive guide on the voluntary termination of pregnancy, clear and concise:
Guide Overview
You have 63 days from the first day of your last period to undergo a Voluntary Termination of Pregnancy (abortion) using the medical method.
Abortion, or Voluntary Termination of Pregnancy, is a chosen abortion for personal reasons within a legal framework. In France, abortion has been legal since the Veil Law of 1975, advocated by Simone Veil.
The right to abortion is protected by law. Preventing a woman from having an abortion is a crime, punishable by two years in prison and a €30,000 fine. If you are a victim of this crime, you can seek help.
In France, the cost of abortion is fully covered at 100% by health insurance. The price may vary depending on the method chosen (medical or surgical), the type of facility, the anesthesia used, and the length of hospital stay.
Third-party payment is mandatory, even in the private sector, meaning you do not have to pay upfront. Additionally, no extra fees are allowed for abortion-related procedures.
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On March 8, 2024, France enshrined in its Constitution the freedom for women to access abortion, a world first. This amendment protects this right against any future challenges, following a legislative process initiated in October 2023 and validated by Parliament in March 2024. The law guarantees this right to any pregnant person, regardless of their status, and allows the legislator to set the conditions for its exercise.
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Abortion is often surrounded by many misconceptions. For example, it does not cause sterility or reduce fertility if performed under good conditions. Additionally, medical abortion does not cause long-term hormonal imbalances, and the psychological impact varies among individuals. Contrary to popular belief, most women who have abortions were using contraception that failed. In France, minors do not need parental consent for an abortion but must be accompanied by an adult of their choice.
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In France, the right to abortion has been firmly anchored in legislation since the Veil Law of 1975, which decriminalized abortion. This right has been strengthened over the years, notably by extending the legal deadline to 14 weeks of pregnancy in 2022 and by enshrining the freedom to access abortion in the Constitution in March 2024. This evolution guarantees women secure and reimbursed access to abortion, without the need to justify distress, and protects this right against any future challenges.
Read the article on the ivg.gouv.fr website ➜