Pay attention to the last three pills of medication abortion

The effect of the last three pills of medical abortion is to increase uterine contractions and dilate the cervical opening. Therefore, after taking this medicine, most women will first experience lower abdominal pain, followed by a small amount of vaginal bleeding. The bleeding will become more and more, and at this time there will be organized discharge. Most people will have the gestational sac discharged within six hours after taking the three pills. In this case, you need to go to the hospital and take the three pills in front of the doctor, because some people will have internal bleeding after taking the three pills. This is because the test tube embryo separates from the endometrium in the uterus and causes bleeding.

If this happens, a curettage is needed immediately. In most cases, the bleeding is not excessive and the lower abdominal pain is not severe. After taking the last three grains of miso, most people will expel the embryo within six hours, some may expel it in 1-2 hours, but there are also a very small number of people who may not expel it after six hours and can ask to go home for observation. During the observation process, some people may excrete stool out of the body while going to the toilet. If it does not fall down, you must pay attention to what falls out of the vagina when going to the toilet to see if the test tube embryo has flowed out.

Therefore, if you don't notice the embryo leaking out, it's best to put a small plate at the vulva every time you urinate. Because if something flows down, it may fall into the toilet bowl. Not only you can't see it, but the doctor can't see it either, so it's unclear whether the test tube embryo has fallen down or not.

Medical abortion is a universal plan across the country, which is a combination of mifepristone and misoprostol. Mifepristone is taken for the first two days, and on the third day, three tablets of misoprostol, 600ug, are taken orally at one time. The time it takes to excrete the medicine after taking it orally varies from person to person. The fastest one may be excreted in one hour, the slower one may take 4-5 hours, or even 1-2 minutes. This situation varies from person to person, depending on one's physical condition, such as the elasticity of the cervical canal and one's response to the drug. Most of the time, it can be discharged within 4-5 hours, or within 1 day. The success rate of medical abortion is around 80%, and the feces can usually be discharged.