Clear information to decide with confidence.

You can call +34 93 419 26 26, write to info@TutorMedica.com or use the contact form. The team will ask you only for the information necessary to guide you.

Yes. Requesting information does not force you to start any procedure. We will explain the options to you clearly and without pressure.

Yes. Care is provided by appointment to preserve organization, consultation time and confidentiality.

Care is provided in Barcelona, always by appointment. When you contact our team, we will indicate the corresponding centre and location according to the service requested.

Yes. Depending on the consultation or procedure, we will explain to you when the person you choose can be with you.

It depends on the care and the access route. When making the appointment we will tell you exactly what identity document and health information you need.

Yes. Privacy, professional secrecy and the protection of clinical data are an essential part of all care.

Yes. The team is used to dealing with very different personal circumstances. Our job is to listen to you and care for you, not judge you.

No. Dr. Santiago Barambio provides medical director and leads a team of health professionals who participate in care and follow-up.

No. The website offers general guidance. A medical indication, method or follow-up can only be defined after assessing your situation.

The main options are medical abortion, using medication, and surgical abortion, carried out in an accredited healthcare centre. The appropriate option depends on the gestational age, medical assessment and your preferences.

They are usually counted from the first day of the last menstruation and confirmed by clinical assessment and ultrasound when indicated.

Yes. Current legislation allows interruption at the woman's request within the first 14 weeks and contemplates other medical cases with specific conditions.

No. The 2023 legal reform eliminated the mandatory three-day period.

After confirming the gestation period and reviewing your medical history, the team will explain the available options, their development and follow-up.

You will receive specific instructions on recovery, expected symptoms, warning signs and follow-up. If anything concerns you, contact the team without waiting for your scheduled review.

The cost depends on factors such as gestational age, the method used and whether anaesthesia or sedation is required. Contact the centre to receive updated information and find out what the budget includes.

There is no perfect method for everyone. We value your health, preferences, menstrual pattern, reproductive plans and ease of use to compare alternatives.

Yes, it can be an option. The decision depends on individual assessment, not only on having had children.

The copper one does not contain hormones and the hormonal one releases progestin. They can have different effects on bleeding and the choice must be individualised.

Experience varies. May cause menstrual-type discomfort or pain; Before placing it, measures to improve comfort can be assessed.

The most common is the modification of bleeding: it can become irregular, scarcer, prolonged or disappear. We will explain what to expect before choosing it.

Yes. Both are reversible and can be removed if you want to become pregnant, want to change the method or do not adapt well.

No. The IUD, the implant and hormonal contraceptives do not protect against STIs. To reduce this risk, condoms are recommended.

Not necessarily. Follow-up can be in person, by telephone or include specific tests, depending on the process and the team's assessment.

Contact the centre. Do not wait for the scheduled appointment if a symptom appears, your progress is not as expected or something worries you.

Yes. We will review the adaptation and, if the method does not suit you, we will consider alternatives.

Follow the red flags indicated in your report. In the event of severe pain, very heavy bleeding, persistent fever, fainting, difficulty breathing, or significant worsening, seek urgent care.