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Abirtion pill
After consulting a gynecologist I took the abortion pill. I took the pill on 7th jan the bleeding and cramping occured.
Tissues and clots were passed. It's been a week and I've stopped bleeding today. Although the pregnancy symptoms are still there. When does the symptoms go?
Can it be incomplete abortion?
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Dr. Ashok Koparday
Sexologist
28 yrs exp
Mumbai
DAY 1 Mifeprestone 200mg is administered.48 hours later on
DAY 3 Misoprostol 400microgm has to be taken.
Menses like heavy bleeding begins on
DAY3, the same day, usually within a few hours.On
DAY 14 Doctor reexamines and confirms that the abortion is complete.
From the information you provided it appears that abortion has completed.
"Pregnancy symptoms" that you narrate are typical side effects of the above medicines.
It is unlikely to be incomplete abortion.
If doubt persists do urine pregnancy test (can be done at home) or get ultrasound examination done.
If you have additional doubts you may benefit by looking up the details on mydoctortells.com
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