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I was took pills around 2 mnths ago for abortioting around 10 weeks pregnancy but as of now there still remian some tissues what i do for it ?
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Go for surgical evacuation that is D n E
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You need surgical procedure to clear the tissues.
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Proceed with surgical evacuation
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Your ultrasound report from 24 September states retained products of conception, and it also raises a possible infection of the uterine lining. Both need a gynaecologist to see you in person. This is not something to manage at home.
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Please book a gynaecology consultation in the next day or two and carry this report with you. Your doctor will likely order blood tests and decide the safest way to deal with the remaining tissue.
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Please don't take any more pills on your own for this. Go to an emergency department straight away if you get heavy bleeding, fever, severe pain or a foul-smelling discharge.
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