Can I pass it by lying down after taking miso?

Many women take misoprostol when they are about to give birth to assist in inducing labor. Some women also choose to take misoprostol when they want to have a medical abortion within 49 days of pregnancy. After taking misoprostol, the fetal sac will usually be expelled within 2 to 8 hours. So, can you expel the fetal sac by lying down after taking misoprostol?

Generally speaking, after taking miso, the patient will experience abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. At this time, the patient can lie flat, which will not affect the expulsion of the fetal sac.

Medical abortion refers to abortion through oral medication, the most common of which is the combined use of mifepristone and misoprostol, which is suitable for pregnancies within 49 days of cessation. The principle of medical abortion is to use the efficacy of therapeutic drugs to make the uterine wall collapse and undergo necrosis, while promoting the uterus to significantly contract, so that the pregnancy tissue can be discharged through the softened cervix. Uterine contractions may cause lower abdominal pain, and the patient may also have excessive vaginal bleeding, while the pregnancy tissue in the uterine cavity is discharged. At this time, it is best to squat or lie down. It is not suitable to walk around to prevent excessive bleeding from causing dizziness and some complications.

For women who do not have fertility requirements during pregnancy, if the B-ultrasound examination within 49 days after menstruation has diagnosed intrauterine pregnancy, and the gestational sac is less than 2 cm, you can consider taking mifepristone and miso for medical abortion. Generally, take mifepristone for 2 days first, and then take misoprostol. After taking misoprostol, if you lie flat all the time, the fetal sac may not be expelled, but it does not necessarily mean that it cannot be expelled. Because some women are very sensitive to medication after taking miso, which can cause significant uterine contractions and quickly expel the gestational sac, lying flat has no significant effect on the expulsion of the gestational sac. It is recommended to move as much as possible after taking miso in order to facilitate the expulsion of the fetal sac.

After taking miso, you can lie down and do some moderate exercise. More exercise can speed up the expulsion of the gestational sac, but it depends on your own condition. Generally, the gestational sac will be expelled 4-6 hours after taking the medicine. Pay attention to the bleeding. If there is bleeding, seek medical attention immediately. Pay attention to rest after the abortion.