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3/02/25 I got my pregnancy test postive On same day I have taken abortion pills After one day gap Yesterday I have taken 2 pills ln morning after breakfast And two pills after dinner Now the pills are over I'm getting bleeding since I have taken the pills What kind of food should I take now What food should I avoid during this pills time
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Take normal diet,add iron rich diet ,along with this keep good hydration
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Better to take light food because these pills sometimes cause nausea as side effect.
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Did your doctor give you the pills?? You can have normal diet Try to avoid oily and spicy foods if possible Make sure to drink water also. Monitor the bleeding and if it becomes profuse with many clots, please visit your doctor and hospital immediately
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Normal food you may take
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You should take iron rich foods There are no foods that need to be avoided
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You can take your normal diet.
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