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Dear Sir/Mam, I am 28 y/o unmarried female in sexual relationship with a friend. The details regarding the issue are as follows- My last date of periods was on 16 th Jan 2017. After missing my periods on next due date (around 16th Feb) I carried out a self pregnancy test with a test strip( preganews) and found myself to be pregnant. I then opted for MTP by swallowing one mifepristone tablet (on 20th feb) and two misoprostol tablets after 48 hours (22nd feb) followed by two more misoprostol tablets after 2 hours orally (as directed). Bleeding started within 24 hours and continued for around 4 days and ceased after that. Now, I am still having pain in my lower abdomen and would like to know what steps should be taken in order to confirm that the MTP has been done successfully. Also I have noticed a small patch on the left side of my inner thigh (near vagina) which is dry and having very little bumps on the edges. It is itchy. I would be grateful if I can know the reason and cure. Thanks.
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Hello, Visit a gynecologist immediately and get an ultrasound done to check if there are any retained products of conception.
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You have to go get a scan done to see if the products have come out completely. And a prior scan was not done before taking the tablets?! Any ways you have two go for this post tablet scan. And the dry patch also can be shown to your doctor during your visit.
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