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Regarding Abortion
So I’ve had an early pregnancy which I and him were not ready for and went hospital got on pills and aborted it even before it got formed it was very early that just the sac was formed, it was on May.
Then I got my periods after those pills and everything I guess it was mifepristone and miso- something I don’t remember well
Last month my period was on 17th July but I didn’t get my periods this month AND I am just not ready for a baby and the kit showed positive yesterday. We had sex on 27th but he did withdraw on that and later ones and then on 19th August we had sex in which he did Intercourse without withdrawing and inside me but I should've gotten my periods by then that is 19th Aug.
Can I go for abortion again?
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After a medical termination it is normal to bleed like a heavy period for several days and then to spot on and off for up to two weeks, with cramping that eases over the first few days. The two things that genuinely need confirming are that the uterus is empty and that your hCG has come down, because incomplete termination is the commonest complication and it can be silent apart from continued bleeding. Your next period usually arrives four to six weeks later, and fertility returns quickly, often before that period.
Next Steps
Attend the follow up visit the hospital planned, or book one about two weeks after the procedure for an ultrasound to confirm completion. Start a contraceptive method now if you do not want to conceive again soon.
Health Tips
Bleeding heavier than a period, fever, foul smelling discharge, or pain that worsens rather than settles should be seen the same day.
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