6 Weeks Preg - Girl Was 5-6 Weeks Pregnant.. She Took Medical

6 weeks preg

Asked for Male, 24 Years

Girl was 5-6 weeks pregnant.. she took medical abortion and passed blood clots and had heavy bleeding on day 1 but from next dat bleeding was normal and passed small jelly type clots and something like serum (white and pinkish) . She had lower abdomen cramps, backache and tiredness too We tested hcg levels too. She had breast tenderness also . The cramps and backache + breast tenderness got highly reduced and bleeding is happening like it happens in normal periods but passing some jelly type substance.. i want to ask that is the miscarriage sucessfull? And after the course , in how much time the hcg levels will be reduced to normal and when should we test?

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