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Abortion pill
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I had my last menstrual period on 21st June 2020. I found out I was pregnant on 26th July and after consulting with my gyanaecologist, I took abortion pills. I took the first pill on 2nd August 2020. After taking the first pill, the next day i.e on 3rd August 2020.. I started bleeding around 11 am in the morning. I passed one huge clot of blood. And I bleed to soak up 1 and a half pad until evening. In the evening the bleeding stopped. On 4th August i.e today I went to take the second pill. Its been four hours since I took the first pill and I am having cramps but I'm bleeding lightly and not heavily. I haven't even soaked up a single pad. Is that something to be worried about.? Please suggest.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
After taking today s Tablet please wait for 24 hours for bleeding to start
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Bleeding may last longer and heavier for upto 7 days
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Do a check scan on day 14 of first pill (16 th August). Kindly share your ultrasound report for better understanding
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
35 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Please wait forthe bleeding to start again. If there is no bleeding till tomo then you can inform your gynaec .
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