Patient's question:
I'm taking medication for a medical abortion. I've taken two days of mifepristone pills, totaling six pills, but I haven't felt anything. Is this normal?First follow-up question: After taking the pills, I sometimes get stomach pain, but I also had stomach pain before taking the medication. The doctor said there would be bleeding, but I haven't bled. What should I do? I haven't had any reaction at all. I went to sleep right after eating, could that have affected anything?
Second follow-up question: If I haven't bled, could it be an incomplete abortion?
Third follow-up question: I always eat right after taking the pills because I was so hungry at the time. It's been exactly two hours.
Doctor's answer:
Hello! The usage and dosage of mifepristone in clinical medication abortion are as follows: One is a single dose, which is taking 200 mg at one time. The other is taking 25 mg twice a day for three consecutive days. Fasting for one hour after taking the medication. In fact, under normal circumstances, undergoing any method of induced abortion will have some impact on the pregnant woman. Therefore, patients should pay attention to nursing and health care. Patients undergoing induced abortion should pay attention to self-care, such as dietary regulation, keeping warm, and avoiding catching a cold.