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I had mifepristone on 27 dec and got bleeding next day so my dr suggested to take misoprostol on 28 dec after which I got heavy bleeding for 4hrs n later it got reduced. But I am still bleeding quite much from 1week.
I did sonography yesterday on 3rd jan but dr says it doesn't look like abortion is completed so suggested me to take misoprostol 4 tablets again yesterday. I had it and instead of increase in bleeding, it got reduced.
What does it mean? Why is the tablet not working for me? Why did the bleeding reduce suddenly?
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Get ultrasound done after a week to confirm it's complete
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It is not abnormal for the bleeding to reduce.
It could be because the remaining products got expelled after you took the tablet.
Repeat a USG after 1 week and consult.
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Please consult your doctor after a week
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