Please Note: We remain fortunate among family planning providers that although the Massachusetts buffer zone has been eliminated, our patients can enter our facility through our driveway without having to confront protestors and park in our private parking lot. If there are no spaces, you can be dropped directly at the front door and the guard will valet park your car for you. We also have a private discharge area. We will do what we can to help you avoid any unsolicited interchanges with protestors.
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Since commencing her OB-GYN residency, Medical Director and Founder of Women's Health Services (WHS), Dr. Laurent Delli-Bovi, has been dedicated to respecting women's reproductive choices and family planning access. In this capacity, Dr. Delli-Bovi has served as medical director of five family planning facilities, both non-profit and private, including a hospital division of family planning.
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Women's health services provides Medical Abortions as well as 1st and 2nd Trimester Surgical Abortions. Scroll down for detailed descriptions of our services. For more information on Medical Abortions go here. Women's Health Services a Licensed Clinic and Ambulatory Surgery Center provides surgical abortion using dilation and vacuum aspiration.
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Please provide a complete medical history, including medications, when scheduling the appointment. If you forget to mention any medical problems, please call back immediately. Failure to disclose medical information prior to the appointment may result in being rescheduled. Do not take any medicines before the procedure unless you are otherwise instructed.
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Vaginal Bleeding after an abortion is perfectly normal. The amount of bleeding varies from woman to woman. Some women have little to no bleeding, while others bleed lightly up until their first period (four to eight weeks after the procedure). It is not uncommon to have no bleeding for the first few days after your procedure and then to begin moderate to heavy bleeding 3-5 days later. Most of the time, this increase in symptoms is related to increased activity and can be resolved by restricting the level of activity and resting.
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