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Abortion in 5 weeks
I have taken mifepristone and after 24 hours inserted misoprostol through vagina. After one hour cramps started and starts bleeding, but while peeing I could observed that pill fell out, it doesn't dissolved completely. This indicates incomplete abortion? How can I confirm pills got worked?
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Your post is 2 hours old. All this has happened today only. Please insert another Tablet of Misoprostol into the vagina and also keep a small cotton swab so that the tablet doesn't fall again.
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Do ultrasound scan
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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By getting an ultrasound on day 11
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Dr. V.Suguna
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U r having bleeding cramps that itself an indication
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