Patient's question:
I'm almost three months pregnant and went to the hospital to prepare for an induced abortion. However, they gave me Mifepristone tablets, saying they are used to combine the placenta, and then said they would insert medication into the vagina, waiting for supply, and finally perform a uterine aspiration. Is this trustworthy? Medical consultation: It's been two days since I took the medication. Is it still effective?Doctor's answer:
I hope it is reliable. Now most miscarriages adopt this method. First, take the medication for miscarriage, and generally after taking the medicine in the vagina on the third day, it can be delivered within a few hours. After the child is delivered, a uterine clearance is performed to resolve it. If it has been used for two days, it should be effective now, and on the third day, you should go to take the medicine to resolve it. Compared to this, it is relatively safe, preventing any bad things from happening, and any problems can be resolved in a timely manner.