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How long do you bleed after MTP
How long do you typically bleed after having an MTP done through pills?
I got one done recently and i wanted to know how long it'll take for the bleeding to subside or stop
I was 5 weeks pregnant when I got the procedure done.
That was about a week ago.
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Ideally u should stop to bleed on day 11
You need an ultrasound on day 11 to ensure that the process of abortion is complete
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Bleeding should stop within 10 to 12 days..
Ultrasound scan to be done to confirm.
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