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I am 5 weeks pregnant & taking medical abortion. after that what care I should do ? How many days rest I should take?
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Hv a diet rich in iron rich food Repeat ultrasound in day 11 to confirm completion of process of abortion
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U hv to take pills under proper guidance . After care , good diet to resume ur health . Avoid intercourse fr 6 weeks . Follow up scan after 15 days to know completeness of procedure. U hv to then wait fr ur normal period n then take proper contraception
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Take 42 days abstinence Avoid papaya and pineapple Avoid lifting weights and stress and intercourses and travel for 42 days
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Take Tablet Livogen once at bedtime once every night for three months with a glass of water Take a boiled egg daily for three months
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Take 3.5 litres of water daily Use regular contraception after 6 weeks to prevent Medical abortions in future
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If you bleed for more than 7 days , consult with your gynaecologist. A repeat usg is needed for confirmation.
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