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Vomiting abortion
She took abortion pills and is now vomiting; she is vomiting whatever she eats. What should be done? What kind of food should she eat? Please explain the situation.
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U can take a medicine for vomiting Soft diet Daliya khichdi curd rice
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Avoid oily and spicy food. She can take medicine for vomiting. Consult for prescription please.
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Vomiting after taking abortion pills is common, especially from the second medicine, and usually settles within a day or so. But if you vomited within an hour of taking either pill, the dose may not have been fully absorbed, which matters for how complete the abortion is.
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Stick to small, frequent, bland meals like khichdi, toast, or banana, and sip ORS or coconut water through the day to stay hydrated. Please mention this to your gynaecologist, so they can check whether a repeat dose or a follow-up scan is needed.
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Go in sooner if the vomiting continues for more than a day, you develop heavy bleeding, fever, or severe abdominal pain.
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