How long does it take for the discharge to come out after taking the medicine?

If a woman does not want to have a child after becoming pregnant, she should have an abortion in time. Some women will choose to have a medical abortion. The requirements for medical abortion for women's pregnancy are also relatively strict. First of all, you must have a medical abortion within the appropriate time. You cannot buy medicine for medical abortion privately. You must go to a regular hospital. So how long will it take for the abortion to come out after taking the medicine?

How long does it take for the discharge to occur after taking the abortion medication?

The commonly used abortion drugs in clinical practice are mifepristone and misoprostol. Mifepristone is taken for 3 days and misoprostol is taken on the 4th day. Generally speaking, vaginal bleeding and expulsion of the gestational sac will not occur when taking mifepristone. Abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding and expulsion of the gestational sac will usually occur when taking misoprostol orally on the 4th day. Generally, patients begin to respond two hours after taking misoprostol orally, and most of them can expel the gestational sac within six hours; however, some people are insensitive to the drug and may not be able to expel the gestational sac within six hours. At this time, they need to take the drug orally again to strengthen the medical abortion, or directly undergo a uterine curettage for treatment. During the abortion process, heavy vaginal bleeding may occur at any time. If heavy vaginal bleeding occurs, uterine curettage should be performed promptly for treatment.

When is the best time for medical abortion?

Medical abortion can only be performed if it is an intrauterine pregnancy. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, medical abortion may cause heavy bleeding. When is the best time for medical abortion? The best time for medical abortion is generally within 7 weeks (49 days) of pregnancy (calculated from the start of menstruation). The drug is most sensitive between the 35th and 40th days, while abortion can usually be performed within 12 weeks of knowing the pregnancy.

Medical abortion generally requires taking two kinds of medicine. First, take the medicine to inhibit the development of the embryo. After 2-3 days, take the medicine to contract the uterus to expel the embryo. Most people will experience abdominal pain caused by uterine contractions two hours after taking the latter medicine. Generally, you can go home after being observed in the hospital for six hours after taking the medicine. Bleeding will continue for 1-2 weeks afterwards. Afterwards, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound check to see if it has been completely eliminated. Experts remind that even if you choose medical abortion, you must go to the hospital to do it and do not buy the drugs on your own.