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HPT Faint line after 3weeks of abortion
I had taken the abortion pills (i.e 1tb of Mifepristone and 4 tbs of Misoprostol) on 1st of August. I bled for 3-4 days and after that bleeding completely stopped. Today on 22nd of August I did an urine pregnancy test and it showed VERY VERY fainted 2nd line. What does What does it mean? Am I still pregnant? Is it continued pregnancy? What to do in case of continued pregnancy? Please help me. I am very tensed right now I'm dying of anxiety because I can't continue this pregnancy and can neither go for surgical treatments.
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abortion by tablet is not safe. there may be piece of foetus may remain in the uterus.
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