It should start to slow down once the pregnancy has passed You may experience spotting or light bleeding for a few days or weeks after treatment It may start and stop a few times, but should get lighter and lighter. Sometimes, it can take up to 24 to 72 hours after the misoprostol, but if there's no bleeding after 72 hours, the abortion didn't work This could be because the pills weren't taken correctly, you have an ectopic pregnancy, or you weren't pregnant in the first place. I inserted about 12 misoprostol virginally, 24hrs after taking miferpostone orally
I did the inserting with a 4hr margin because there was no blood, after about 2 hours after last insert, i experienced light bleeding and minor cramps, i had just 1 blood clot The bleeding lasted for just a few hrs. In this article, we will explore the frequency of light bleeding after a medical abortion and provide some insights into what to expect during this process A medical abortion involves taking medications, usually mifepristone and misoprostol, to terminate a pregnancy. Only a small number of women experience bleeding during the first drug treatment (usually it is a small amount) Most women start bleeding only after taking the second drug in the series, misoprostol (cytotec)
Some women bleed heavily for up to 48 hours and may pass clots days or even weeks after taking the misoprostol. You'll have very heavy bleeding and cramping during a medication abortion It's normal to see large blood clots (up to the size of a lemon) or clumps of tissue during your abortion — like a really heavy period or miscarriage. Bleeding after misoprostol abortion can last for weeks If it is prolonged or heavy, monitor symptoms, rest, and consult a doctor for further guidance. After taking misoprostol for a missed miscarriage, bleeding may start within hours but can sometimes take longer than 24 hours
Mild cramping and light spotting are typical as the uterus begins to expel tissue If no significant bleeding or tissue passage occurs within 48 hours, or if severe pain, heavy bleeding, or fever develops, contact your healthcare provider promptly
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