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Clot on day2 after taking mifepristone
Hi, I consulted doctor for terminating pregnancy. They did scan and gave pills. 1st day dose: 2 mifroristone tablets orally. I took yesterdsy (day1). Day 2  evening I started little cramping and passed a clot. And then not much bleeding.. some cramps are there. Day 3: tomorrow is day3.  i am supposed to insert 4 pills vaginally. Doctor said that I will get bleeding after insertion on day 3. But why i passed clot on day2 and cramp and little bleeding also started. Is it normal to get cramps and clot without misoprostol tablets? Anything to worry? Should I continue with day3 pills.
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It's normal to get bleeding after mifepristone. You should continue the day 3 medicines to ensure complete expulsion.
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It's normal to get bleeding after mifepristone. Continue taking the medication as prescribed
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Yes it's normal
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continue the rest of medicine as prescribed by your doctor
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Continue other tablets as prescribed by your gynaecologist
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You can take rest of the pills .
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