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Heavy bleeding
I have taken abortion pill before 28 days when i was 6 week 1 day pregnant according to usg report though i wanted to discontinue this pregnancy i have taken abortion pill which was suggested by my physician. now the problem is that now today is 28 days and i am still bleeding and its a heavy bleeding so i want to know is it normal or not beacause now i am feeling sick some times it feels diziness.please suggest me
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If the bleeding is continuing it is suggestive of incomplete abortion. USG pelvis to rule out retained products of conception is necessary. Only than further treatment can be adviced.
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Hi, Though you took abortion pill on your own after consulting the physician. You should have gone to the Gynaec and asked her to give you. So then pills are kept intravaginally and also given orally. You seem to having an incomplete abortion that is why you are bleeding.
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Go to Gynaec now and get an Usg done. Maybe you need a Dand C
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You are bleeding as your abortion is incomplete
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Dr. Shalini Vijay
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
20 yrs exp
Pune
U will need sonography to check that it's completely done or not
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