I would suggest you to get a beta HCG and tvs USG done to know the location of baby as it can be risky without knowing it And you should do this under supervision of gynecologist If it is normal place then this process will be over in 2 weeks
Mifepristone (Mifty) with misoprostol is a medically accepted and effective option for terminating early pregnancies (most protocols use it up to ~10 weeks), but only after a doctor confirms the pregnancy is inside the uterus and checks for contraindications (ectopic pregnancy, bleeding disorders, certain medications, IUD in place, etc.). See a gynecologist or a certified clinic before taking any tablets so they can confirm gestational age (usually with a scan or quantitative β-hCG), give the correct dosing, explain what to expect, and arrange follow-up. Seek urgent care if you have very heavy bleeding (soaking >2 pads/hour for 2 hours), severe abdominal pain, high fever >38°C, fainting, or signs of infection.
Hello dear See the kit you are talking contains mifeprostone and misoprostol both useful in causing abortion. Usually it is safer when used within pregnancy. But there are chances of complications like excess bleeding and anemia with weakness Also before suggesting it’s use Pelvic ultrasound and transabdominal USG is must So first get them done and take this medicine only after recommendation from concerned gynacolologist I cannot confirm the safety without seeing the tests Regards
1. Since your last physical intimacy was on 14th August and your pregnancy is now confirmed, the gestational age is less than 7 weeks.
2. In early pregnancy (up to 9 weeks), medical abortion with tablets (mifepristone + misoprostol, often called MTP or Mifty kit) can be used under gynecologist supervision.
3. It is not safe to take these medicines on your own without medical consultation, as incorrect use can cause heavy bleeding, incomplete abortion, or infection.
4. Before starting, a doctor will confirm pregnancy duration by ultrasound and rule out ectopic pregnancy.
5. The medicines are given in a proper sequence and dose — first mifepristone, then misoprostol after 24–48 hours.
6. Cramping, bleeding, and passage of tissue are expected. Bleeding usually lasts 7–14 days.
7. A follow-up ultrasound after 7–10 days is mandatory to ensure the abortion is complete.
8. Please meet a registered gynecologist as soon as possible to get the medicines prescribed safely. Do not buy or take them without supervision.
Hi Amanna,
See dear,
First you have to confirm how many weeks pregnant you are, only then you can decide using pills is safe and legal.
For that you have to undergo ultrasound scanning.
🛑These pills are given in a specific sequence and timing and dose (one after the other ). They cause cramps and bleeding. You may feel dizzy and the cramps may become severe also. Hence this should be done under a trained doctor’s guidance or at an approved facility.
Buying pills and using them without an ultrasound/medical advice increases risk of incomplete abortion and dangerous complications
So I advise you to get help from a nearby gynaecologist dear.
Don’t panic dear. Just act wisely .
Thank you
Hello, Please don’t take any medicines to abort he child without consulting the Gynaec doctor. There can be complications like pain abdomen, bleeding and ectopic pregnancy.
Take care
Deciding to use a Mifeprex (mifepristone) and misoprostol combination, often referred to as a “medical abortion” , can be a valid choice in early pregnancy, usually up to 10 weeks from your last menstrual period. However, it’s really crucial to do this under medical supervision. Taking these medications on your own can be risky due to potential complications and the need for follow-up care. The process generally involves taking mifepristone first, to block the hormone progesterone, followed by misoprostol 24 to 48 hours later which induces contractions to expel the pregnancy.
Before proceeding, it’s important to confirm the duration of the pregnancy accurately, maybe with an ultrasound if recommended by a healthcare provider. They will also assess any contraindications, like having an intrauterine device (IUD) in place or specific medical conditions that make this approach unsafe. If eligible, they will guide you on what to expect in terms of the physical process, possible side effects like bleeding, cramping, fever, and how long it may take. They will also arrange for follow-up appointments to ensure that the abortion has been complete without retained tissue, which might require additional medical or sometimes surgical treatment if complications arise.
For these reasons, while it might be tempting to use the kit without consulting a doctor, especially considering privacy concerns, the safest option is to get a medical professional’s support throughout the process. They can ensure both your health and peace of mind in managing the situation responsibly. If you decide to proceed, reaching out to a clinic or healthcare provider specializing in reproductive health would be the next best step.
