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Medically pregnancy termination
Hi my gf is 5 week 5 Day pregnant we went to a Obgyn two days back she did sonography and confirm the same, we wanted to terminate this so we asked for solution she gave a pill then and there only to my gf and asked us to visit again after two days for further course of action, but yesterday my gf had heavy bleeding flow with some clots in it, i searched on internet that 1 pill is mifeprostone but bleeding doesnt happen taking that, so is it safe of her bleeding? Nothing endangering her life?
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Ideally mifepristone doesn't initiate the abortion process, just that it causes ripening of the cervix. The bleeding is a natural part of the procedure
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Just contact your Gynecologist regarding the follow up medication dose
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If it is under supervision, definitely not life threatening
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Bleeding can happen after taking mifeprisone . However you still have to complete the course by taking remaining four tablets as scheduled.
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