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How Long Post Intake Of Abortion Pills Will The Bleeding Continue?

Hi my my mens date is 19th june but up to 24july no bleeding after pregenvpcy test i know i m pregnecy after discussed with pharmacist i will take unwanted kit .at 25th night i will take one misprostal then 26th night aroungpd 9 pm i take 2 mifestrobe tablet after 3 hours bleeding and pain will heavily my queston is how many hour bleeding continuing
Thu, 20 Aug 2015
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Hello, greetings! Thanks for posting your query. Abortion pills cause bleeding to remove the products of conception. Heavy bleeding starts in 3-4 hours and usually persists for around 24 hours. There maybe mild bleeding till 1-3 weeks. If the bleeding persists for too long, or continues to be heavy even after 24 hours, kindly contact a local gynaecologist as you may require hospitalisation.
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How Long Post Intake Of Abortion Pills Will The Bleeding Continue?

Hello, greetings! Thanks for posting your query. Abortion pills cause bleeding to remove the products of conception. Heavy bleeding starts in 3-4 hours and usually persists for around 24 hours. There maybe mild bleeding till 1-3 weeks. If the bleeding persists for too long, or continues to be heavy even after 24 hours, kindly contact a local gynaecologist as you may require hospitalisation.