What happens when you take the tire patch medicine for the third time and it causes bleeding?

Patient's question:

What happens if you take the tire patch medicine for the third time,, what's going on?

Doctor's answer:

You can generally decide on medication abortion within 49 days of confirming an intrauterine pregnancy. Medication abortion carries certain risks, which may lead to incomplete miscarriage or heavy bleeding, among other complications. However, it is not absolute—everyone reacts differently to the medication. Some may expel the gestational sac before completing the medication, while others may still fail to pass it even after taking the full dose. It is recommended that you closely monitor any changes in your body. This could be a sign that the gestational sac has passed or that the uterine lining is shedding.

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