I feel nauseous and want to vomit after taking the abortion medicine

Nowadays, the relationship between people is becoming more and more open, so the phenomenon of premarital sex is becoming more and more common. Many people do not know much about sex, which leads to unexpected pregnancy. Unexpected pregnancy is very harmful to women's bodies. Most women with unexpected pregnancy will choose to terminate the pregnancy. Medical abortion is very common. So what should I do if I feel nauseous after taking the medicine?

The drug for medical abortion is mifepristone. The side effects of mifepristone include nausea, vomiting, and dizziness. These are normal. Take the medicine according to the doctor's instructions. During the period of taking misoprostol, you should pay attention to staying in the hospital for observation. If the gestational sac is not expelled, you need to have a uterine curettage in time.

Nausea and vomiting on the first day after taking medical abortion is mainly caused by the irritation of the gastrointestinal tract by the drugs. Because mifepristone and miso have a very obvious irritating effect on the gastrointestinal tract, you can add some stomach-regulating drugs.

These are all normal processes. The medicine on the first day stops the secretion of certain hormones in the body and stops the growth of the conceived embryo cells. There will be a nausea reaction after taking it, but the doctor told me to drink more water and it will be fine in a few days.

The cells that have stopped growing will begin to lose their ability to firmly attach to the endometrium due to lack of nutrients. The last medicine is very strong and can cause the embryonic cells to peel directly off the endometrium. The reaction after taking it will be very painful, and the lower body will experience symptoms similar to menstrual cramps. Lie down as much as possible and keep your lower abdomen and waist as warm as possible

If there are no obvious symptoms of vaginal bleeding and vomiting after the abortion, the possibility of medical abortion failure cannot be ruled out. Go to the hospital for an ultrasound review one week after the abortion to determine whether there is any possibility of residual embryonic tissue. If so, it should be removed in time to avoid uterine cavity infection caused by prolonged time.

Generally, fasting is required for two hours before and after taking mifepristone to kill the embryo, so as to avoid gastrointestinal reactions. If vomiting is severe, the drug can be discontinued. The next day, a misoprostol tablet can be placed in the vagina to promote the discharge of the gestational sac. If the discharge is incomplete, uterine curettage can be performed. After the medical abortion, blood circulation and blood stasis removal and uterine involution promotion treatment should be strengthened.