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What Can Cause Delay In Withdrawal Bleeding After Taking Abortion Pills?

hello My age is 24 years. After 50 days pregnancy conformed, first day night i take 1 mifepristone ip 200mg next day morning 2 misoprostol ip 200mcg and night 2 misoprostol ip 200mcg tablets within 2 days 5 tablets, now 5 days ago, but no bleeding or a pain. No any abortion symtems. Do i want to do a scan? What shall i do.....? Are there any side effects for the tablets
Fri, 29 Jan 2016
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I have gone through your query and here are the answers: 1. At the outset, self-medication to induce a medical abortion is strictly contra-indicated. A clinical assessment by a specialist, a trans-vaginal sonogram to locate the gestation sac and note the age of the pregnancy are essential. 2. The dosage of the medication may have been inadequate to induce the abortion. In the current scenario, you should consult a specialist immediately to help plan further management along with a sonogram of the pelvis, preferably in the trans-vaginal route. Hope this helps.
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What Can Cause Delay In Withdrawal Bleeding After Taking Abortion Pills?

Hello, I have gone through your query and here are the answers: 1. At the outset, self-medication to induce a medical abortion is strictly contra-indicated. A clinical assessment by a specialist, a trans-vaginal sonogram to locate the gestation sac and note the age of the pregnancy are essential. 2. The dosage of the medication may have been inadequate to induce the abortion. In the current scenario, you should consult a specialist immediately to help plan further management along with a sonogram of the pelvis, preferably in the trans-vaginal route. Hope this helps.