Abortion Pills Side Effects

Abortion Pills Side Effects occurs Woman to Woman

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Because you’re a smart woman, we know you’ve read about taking abortion pills( Medical Abortion). You probably have questions about what to expect. First, you should know that most women have no problems after using an abortion pill. But some women might experience side effects.

The most common side effects are pain and bleeding.

The most common side effects are pain and bleeding. Pain is usually mild and can be managed with painkillers. Bleeding can be heavy, especially in the first few hours after taking the abortion pills. This bleeding may last for up to 10 days or longer depending on your body type, so it’s best to use a sanitary pad for this time period and dispose of your used pads carefully so that there is no chance of them leaking onto furniture or clothing if you choose not to discard them in the toilet (which could cause stains).

Most women have no trouble using the pills.

Did you know that most women who use abortion pills have no trouble using them?

The pills are safe and effective, not dangerous or addictive. The abortion pill (also known as mifepristone) is not a form of birth control.

Abortion Pills Side effects may occur.

Side effects may occur. These may include:

• Nausea or vomiting
• Pain, bleeding, or fever

Call your doctor if you have any severe side effects:

• Severe abdominal pain (pain in the stomach) that does not go away with pain medicine

You might experience side effects after taking mifepristone and misoprostol

Side effects are common when taking (Abortion Pills) mifepristone and misoprostol. You may experience:

• Pain and bleeding caused by the pills.
• Nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea after taking the pills. This is usually mild and goes away in a few days.
• Dizziness for up to two days after taking one of your doses of mifepristone followed by dizziness if you take any other medicines that can cause dizziness such as sleeping tablets or antihistamines. This does not mean you will faint when standing up suddenly; it just means that when you get up from sitting down quickly (or from lying down), it might take a moment for things to stop spinning before they start moving normally again – this is known as “lightheadedness”. Don’t worry though because this feeling will go away after 2-3 days at most! 🙂

Conclusion

You can take( Abortion Pills) mifepristone and misoprostol at different times or together. Many women use the medicines up to 10 weeks after the start of their last period. If you are more than 10 weeks pregnant, there are other ways to end your pregnancy, such as aspiration abortion. Ref