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My girlfriend and we had unprotected sex but she took Ipill on very next morning within 6 hrs and took another in next 48 hrs but still she got pregnant. Then we consulted a doctor took abortion kit. She got cramps and a lot blood loss after those medicine. When she had an ultrasound 1 week after taking the medicine. Reports said there are still 3 pieces of RPOC of 2.43cm 0.77cm and 1.56cm.
Could you please suggest what should we do now. Should she take the abortion medicine again ?
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
If still there are retained products of conception ,best is to get clinically examined to rule out signs of infection..and then go for suction and evacuation under anaesthesia under ultrasound guidance if possible
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
Gynecologist
39 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Yes age would need the MTP tablets again or go for a D&C
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