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About mifty kit tablet use
I am 5week present & we have a one & half year baby so we don't want baby know so we ask doctor & they give mifty kit tablet & they told take one tablet today afternoon & 4 tablets today night...
I take one tablet today afternoon so can I take other 4tables today night at once's?
Pls suggest me
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Consult with ur gynaec
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You have taken one Mifepristone today. You should take the other Tablets after a gap of 48 hours and that too with a gap of 12 hours between two tablets.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Go back to ur dr
Get an ultrasound done
Abortion is a legal process n online prescription on how n whn to take these pills is illegal and not available
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