Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab
Medication abortion (also known as medical abortion or the Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab) is an alternative to surgical abortion. This type of abortion can be performed in the early weeks of pregnancy (up to 9 weeks).
Medication abortion uses a combination of 2 medications – mifepristone and misoprostol – to end an unplanned pregnancy.
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Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab
Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab, Medication abortion is a low-risk, non-invasive way to terminate (end) a pregnancy. It is around 99% effective.
Around 2 to 5% of people who have a medication abortion will need some follow up treatment to complete the abortion.
An increasing number of GPs in Dubai provide medication abortions. Some services offer telehealth as an option via a phone call and your tests are organised locally. We also offer Misoprostol Pills in Al Meryal check them out at reasonable prices.
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How medication abortion works
Medication abortion uses combined medications (mifepristone and misoprostol) Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab instead of surgery to end a pregnancy. It can be done as soon as a pregnancy can be seen on an ultrasound.
In Dubai, a medication abortion can be performed up to 9 weeks during pregnancy.
A pregnancy needs high levels of the hormone progesterone to continue. Mifepristone (previously known as RU486) blocks the action of progesterone to stop the pregnancy from progressing. Misoprostol softens the cervix and contracts the uterus to expel the pregnancy.
What to expect during your medication abortion appointments
The process and number of appointments for having a medication abortion varies depending on the type of clinic setting you attend, and whether certain tests (such as ultrasound and blood tests) are available on site or require separate appointments.
Some clinics can offer necessary tests and medication abortion in a single initial appointment.
If you have an intrauterine device (IUD), it will need to be removed before you take the first medication (mifepristone).
You will be seen by a doctor, and often a nurse, who will usually:
Check the stage of your pregnancy – an ultrasound, urine and blood tests will be organised. Some clinics may offer tests for sexually transmissible infections (STIs).
Do a confidential medical assessment – you may be asked questions about your medical history and any other relevant information (such as your sexual and reproductive health).
Provide you with information (such as the types of abortion, what to expect, steps involved, and about pre- and post-abortion care available).
Give you the opportunity to ask questions so you can make an informed decision about what’s the best option for you.
Ask you to sign a consent form (if you decide to have a medication abortion).
Have a discussion about pain relief and any other medication you may require to reduce side effects.
Give you a prescription for the abortion medicines – these need to be taken to a pharmacy.
Discuss any contraception choices – ask what options are available to suit your needs.
What to expect during an abortion medication procedure
An Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab medication procedure usually involves the following steps:
A tablet of mifepristone first – you can go about your usual activities.
Take a tablet of misoprostol 36 to 48 hours later. This softens the cervix and helps the uterus push out the pregnancy.
Stay at home for the next 6-10 hours – make other arrangements for anyone under your care (for example, school pick up).
Get a responsible adult to stay with you so they can drive you to a clinic or hospital if you need any extra care.
The abortion will be completed some hours later – although it may take longer.
A day or 2 of rest or reduced activity.
Keep in contact via telephone with the clinic you attended or seek other expert support in case you have any questions or concerns during and after the procedure.
What happens after taking abortion medications
After taking the second medication abortion tablet at home, you may experience the following:
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, dizziness, headache and fever
pain – usually within half an hour and generally much stronger than period pain
bleeding one to four hours later – heavier than a period and there may be large clots
after 2 to 6 hours the bleeding usually settles to the level of your normal period
bleeding is usually similar to a normal period for another 3 to 7 days
unpredictable, irregular or prolonged bleeding can last for up to 4 weeks after a medication abortion.
Note: The timing of the pain and bleeding is unpredictable. It occasionally starts before taking the second medication, but may take up to 24 hours to start.
Follow-up appointments after a medication abortion
It is important to have a follow-up appointment to make sure the procedure is complete and the pregnancy has ended.
Many doctors order a blood test to check that the pregnancy hormone level has dropped. You will be given an appointment for review in 2 weeks’ time.
Medication abortion/ Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab does not work in around one per cent of cases. Around 2 to 5% of people have some pregnancy tissue remaining in the uterus (womb) and will need further treatment (such as additional tablets or a small surgical procedure) to complete the abortion. Your doctor will discuss this with you.
Self-care at home after a medication abortion
The doctor or nurse will advise on how to take care of yourself in the days following the abortion. Self-care may include:
using over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medication to help manage the cramps (your doctor can prescribe stronger medication if needed)
using hot packs for pain relief, massaging the painful area.
To reduce the risk of infection during the week after having the procedure, it is recommended that you do not:
insert anything into your vagina, including tampons, have vaginal sex, perform any strenuous activity, including sport or heavy physical work, until the bleeding stops, and go swimming or have a bath (you can shower).
Your doctor will let you know about any side effects and risks and what to do if they occur.
Advantages and disadvantages of medication abortion – Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab
Medication abortion is not suitable and may not work for everyone. If you have any concerns, it is important to discuss them with someone you can trust. Such as a partner, friend, family member, teacher, school counsellor or health professional.
Advantages of medication Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab include:
Is effective for around 95 to 98% pregnancies (up to 9 weeks) and no further treatment is needed.
Does not need to take place in a hospital or day surgery so it doesn’t require a surgeon, anaesthetist or other medical staff. This makes it a suitable alternative for people in remote areas as long as they have access to emergency care.
Is a less clinical and non-surgical procedure, which some may prefer.
Some people feel it is a more natural process.
It happens in a home environment.
You usually have more choice about the timing.
Disadvantages of medication abortion include:
Tend to be more time consuming than surgical abortions – there may be more doctor visits and tests.
It may not work for some people so the medication needs to be repeated or a surgical abortion is needed.
Pain and bleeding generally last longer than following a surgical abortion.
It is difficult to predict when a medication abortion is complete – it may take longer than the expected 3 to 10 hours, after taking the second medication – Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab.
A separate appointment is needed if you would like an IUD inserted after your abortion.
You need to stay within 1-2 hours of emergency services for 2 weeks after a starting your tablets.
Abortion medications are not suitable for some people.
Medication abortion is not suitable for everyone
Medication abortion may not be recommended if you:
have certain medical conditions (such as bleeding problems, adrenal failure or high blood pressure)
take long-term steroid or blood-thinning medication
have had allergic reactions to the medication.
Medication abortion side effects and possible risks
Your doctor will inform you about side effects and the risk of complications and what to do if they occur.
Typical side effects of medication abortion
Typical side effects of medication abortion include:
pain from uterine cramping
unpredictable, irregular or prolonged bleeding.
Contact your Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab doctor if any of these side effects are worrying or you need medical advice. You will also be given the number for a 24 hour hotline in case you have any out of hours concerns.
Possible risks of medication abortion
Serious complications of medication abortion are uncommon. They may include:
Haemorrhage (very heavy bleeding) – haemorrhage requiring a blood transfusion occurs in fewer than one in 1,000. If you are filling more than 2 large pads an hour for more than 2 hours, passing clots the size of a small lemon or feel you are bleeding heavily and feel weak or faint, seek immediate medical attention.
Retained products – pieces of tissue may remain in the womb and cause ongoing bleeding. These will usually pass with time without treatment. You might need repeat tablets or a small surgical procedure to remove them.
Continued pregnancy – in around one per cent, medication abortion does not work and the pregnancy remains. The Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab/tablets can be repeated (if the pregnancy is no more than 9 weeks), otherwise a surgical abortion may be required.
Infection (needing antibiotic treatment) – this happens to one per cent of people. Infection may cause symptoms such as pain, abnormal vaginal discharge or fever. Sometimes symptoms aren’t obvious and may include general symptoms such as tiredness, diarrhoea and vomiting.
If you are concerned about symptoms, seek medical assistance by contacting the clinic where the medication abortion took place, a GP, the 24 hotline you are given, your nearest hospital emergency department or by calling 000 for an ambulance.
Other possible complications of medication abortion
If you think you are still pregnant after a week or you are not bleeding at all 24 hours after taking misoprostal, seek medical assistance straight away.
If the abortion does not occur and you remain pregnant, it is recommended that you do not continue the pregnancy. In some cases, the medications you have taken may cause malformation of the developing fetus.
Managing emotions after a medication abortion
After an abortion, most people feel relief – particularly if they had support, and were able to make a free and informed decision.
If the decision was difficult for you, you may feel sadness or have other negative feelings, especially in the short term.
If you feel you need emotional support, speak to your abortion provider or GP.
Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab, Remember, if your pregnancy is unplanned and you are finding it difficult to weigh up your options, emotional support is available.
Where to get help
In an emergency, call for an ambulance or go to your nearest hospital emergency department
We provide information on a range of private and public clinics and services which can offer medication abortion.
Your GP (doctor) or gynaecologist
Your medication abortion service provider
Women’s health clinic provides Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab at affordable prices.
FAQs – Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab
What order should I take the pills in?
The pack contains 1 mifepristone tablet and 4 misoprostol tablets. The mifepristone is taken first, followed by the misoprostol tablets 24-48 hours later.
How do I take Misoprostol pills in Lehbab?
Swallow one tablet of mifepristone with water. You should wait 24 hours before moving on to step 2, but wait no longer than 48 hours.
Place four tablets of misoprostol under the tongue, and hold them there for 30 minutes while they dissolve. Do not eat or drink anything during these 30 minutes. After the 30 minutes has passed, swallow what is left in your mouth with water.
The misoprostol can also be placed in the vagina. However, the pills dissolve faster under the tongue.
Should I wait 24 or 48 hours after taking the mifepristone to take the misoprostol pills in Lehbab?
You should wait 24 hours before taking the misoprostol pills in Lehbab but no longer than 48 hours. Take the misoprostol when it best suits you during this time. There is no right or wrong time. Make sure you’re comfortable and have time for the process to begin.
Should I take the misoprostol sublingually (under the tongue) or vaginally?
The misoprostol will be just as effective if you put them under the tongue or in the vagina. The pills dissolve faster under the tongue and can be viewed as being more private.
You may have fewer side effects if you take the misoprostol pills in Lehbab vaginally. However, if you are experiencing any bleeding from the vagina, you should not take the tablets vaginally.
What happens if I vomit or swallow the misoprostol tablets in Lehbab before 30 minutes have passed?
If you vomit during the 30 minutes that the misoprostol pills are under your tongue, or swallow them before 30 minutes have passed, it is likely they will not work. In this case, it is necessary to immediately repeat the step you are on. If you vomit after the pills have been under your tongue for 30 minutes, there is no need to repeat that step, as the pills have already absorbed into your system.
How will I know the abortion in Lehbab is working?
Cramping and bleeding may begin as quickly as 30 minutes after taking the 4 misoprostol pills in Lehbab. However, bleeding usually begins within 3-4 hours of using misoprostol. The bleeding should be similar to or heavier than your normal menstrual period. These are signs the abortion is working.
What should I expect when the medicines take effect?
It’s normal to see large blood clots (up to the size of a lemon) or clumps of tissue when this is happening. It is similar to having a really heavy, crampy period, and the process is very similar to an early miscarriage. You might have chills, feel sick or experience vomiting or diarrhoea. Once the pregnancy passes, the amount of bleeding should noticeably reduce.
I have taken the mifepristone and misoprostol pills in Lehbab but have had no bleeding for 24 hours. Can I repeat the process and take the tablets again?
If you have had no bleeding, and if your provider or pharmacist has given you extra misoprostol pills, you can take 4 more misoprostol tablets in the same way as the others. There is no need to take the mifepristone tablet again.
If you still don’t have any bleeding 24 hours after taking the extra pills, call or WhatsApp us.
How do I know if the abortion was unsuccessful?
If you haven’t bled or had cramps since taking Misoprostol pills in Lehbab, or you are still experiencing signs of pregnancy such as nausea, breast tenderness, etc. you may still be pregnant. A healthcare provider can perform a pelvic examination or ultrasound to be sure, or you can contact us for further advice.
I am exactly 9 weeks pregnant, can I still take Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab for abortion?
You can still take Misoprostol if your last menstrual period was exactly 9 weeks ago. If it is any later than this, please contact a health professional.
Can I use Misoprostol abortion pill in Lehbab more than once in a year?
It is safe to use Misoprostol more than once in a year. Taking Misoprostol is very unlikely to affect your health, including the possibility of getting pregnant in the future.
Can I use Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab if I’m still breastfeeding?
Yes, if you are breastfeeding you can take mifepristone and misoprostol pills in Lehbab for medical abortion. There is no evidence to suggest that either medication is harmful to babies. Misoprostol enters breast milk soon after taken, and it is likely that mifepristone does as well. If you are worried you can breastfeed immediately before taking the Misoprostol tablets or wait four to five hours after taking all of the tablets.
Is there an age restriction for medical abortion in Lehbab?
There is no age limit for using Misoprostol, however there may be local regulations regarding the use of products for minors which should be taken into consideration.
How long do symptoms last?
The cramping and bleeding can last for several hours. Most people finish passing the pregnancy tissue in 4-5 hours, but you don’t need to worry if it happens sooner or later than this. The cramping and bleeding slows down after the pregnancy tissue comes out.
You may have cramping on and off for 1 or 2 more days. It’s normal to have some bleeding and spotting for several weeks after your abortion. Using menstrual pads can help you track how much you bleed.
What should I do if I don’t have any bleeding?
If you don’t have any bleeding within 24 hours after taking the second medicine (misoprostol pills in Lehbab) call our nurse, doctor.
What can I do to ease the pain?
Take pain medication like ibuprofen or paracetamol. Aspirin isn’t recommended because it can make your bleeding worse.
Put a heating pad or hot water bottle on your belly, Take a shower, Sit on the toilet, Have someone rub your back.
How will Misoprostol affect my periods?
It’s normal to bleed and spot off and on for several weeks after taking the abortion pill in Lehbab. Your period should go back to normal 4-8 weeks after your abortion. If you haven’t had a period 4 weeks after your treatment and are worried, you could do a pregnancy test to make sure the treatment worked.
How will I feel mentally after taking the abortion pill in Lehbab?
After an abortion in Lehbab most women feel relieved, but some also feel sad or guilty. Occasionally, although you might feel well physically, it could lead to an emotional struggle. This range of emotions is completely normal. It can help to talk to someone you trust about how you are feeling, or call or WhatsApp us.
Will medical abortion in Lehbab have long-term effects on my health?
There is no evidence to show any adverse long-term effects on a woman’s health due to medical abortion.
How soon can I have sex after taking Misoprostol Pills in Lehbab?
You can have sex as soon as the bleeding has stopped, and you feel ready. Remember that you can get pregnant again soon after an abortion, so you will need to use contraception if you want to avoid pregnancy.