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Mtp kit usage
I visited a gynaec i fot mtp and she gave me the myfi kit. I took the first pill day before yesterday and yesterday itself i had major cramps, backache, I bled and passed 2 huge clots. Today i had negligible bleeding however i have been recommended to take 2 pills tonight orally with water and rest two tomm after breakfast as im not comfortable with vaginal insertion. I want to ask if taking them orally or keeping them in mouth for 30 mins letting it dissolve which is better?? I was 5w2d the night i took the first pill. Please help me I'm really confused and scared about retention of tissues
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Keep in mouth buccal cavity food better absorption
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You can take it orally ,it's effective.
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