Medical Termination of Pregnancy

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We visited a gynecologist 3-4 days ago for MTP. He did a sonography and said that it's 4-5 weeks old, so MTP can be done. He gave us 2 pills. To be taken within a gap of 36 hours. He also told us that the bleeding will start after second pill and would continue for 7-10 days. And asked us to come back for a follow up to see it's all gone. So, how likely are the pills to work 100%? Should we go for the follow up after the bleeding bas stopped or can we go after 7-9 days while the bleeding is still going on? Also, we wanted to visit him in 2-3 days, but he is unavailable, so is it okay to change the doctor for the follow up?

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Dr. Aishwarya V. Mathikatti Gynecologist 19 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Aishwarya V. Mathikatti

Gynecologist 19 yrs exp Bangalore

Yes u can change the doc and u can meet after bleeding stops

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