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Mtp kit usage
She was late for periods so she took the pregnancy test and it was +ve.. we then consulted a doctor who advises us mankinds unwanted kit. The first medicine mifepristone was taken at 8:30am then next day at 8:30 am she took one misoprostol then at night 8:30pm one misoprostol then again one at 8:30am and again the last one at 8:30 pm? Has she taken it the correct way?
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This is not the correct way of taking the medicine...wrong dosage can leader to incomplete abortion and chances of on and off bleeding
If there is no proper bleeding till 1wewk get a sonography done
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consult a gynaecologist or see me at my clinic if in Mumbai
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always take MTP pills after examination by a gynaecologist
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
She has not taken it the correct way..
I dont think she ll hv bleeding..
High chances of incomplete abortion are there.
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