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I am 5 weeks pregnant and need abortion
I missed my period and learnt that i am 5weeks pregnant!! We have used protection but seems like it failed. I am single and cant rise the baby in this situation . On a friend's(mbbs degree holder) advice i confirmed the pregnancey with a scan took mifeprestone orally and 24hrs later took 4 misoprotol(800mg total) vaginally....there waa no bleeding and after 24 hrs insertes 2 * 200mg misoprotol vaginally and 2 * 200 mg miaoprostol orally. Still there is no sign of bleeding . Some tissue has oassed out though and few drops of dirty white liquid. Please help me
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It is illegal in India to electively abort a child in India and your doctor friend can loose his registration number and be unable to practice for helping you in this. This is a very dangerous process that you've done and you shouldn't attempt this without the proper clearance and under proper environment. You should do an ultrasound to rule out that there's no retained products of the aborted pregnancy. If there is you should visit the gynecologist and have it completely removed. Kindly be careful with this process as it can be very dangerous for you.
Next Steps
Ultrasound to be done
Health Tips
If condition persists or worsens visit the gynecologist at the earliest
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Hello.
Age is 25years.
You should have given priority to the child.
But you've chosen other way.
Anyways.
Next Steps
Now you should follow:
1. Visit a sonologist and confirm uterus got retained product or empty.
2. If there is incomplete abortion than you got to be evacuated at nearest gynec Hospital.
3. Have vaccine TETANUS TOXOID.
4. ANTIBIOTICS
Health Tips
1.Never try blind treatment.
2. Always get ULTRASOUND DONE WHILE YOU ARE PREGNANT.
3. NEVER UNDER ESTIMATE ABORTION PROCESS.
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