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What Causes Vomiting, Lower Abdominal Pain And Cramps After Taking Mifeprin?

Hi my girlfriend is pregnant after testing n her last menses was 3 or 4 of august 2015 n now c took tablet cal mifeprin n after taking due medicine c is getting vomiting n lower abdominal pain n cramping plz suggest us....as we r not mentally prepared to take the child? Plz help us doctors.
Mon, 21 Dec 2015
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Hi,
I understand your concern.
Mifeprin is used to terminate pregnancy , vomiting/ lower abdominal cramps are known side effects of the drug.
Let her take anti emetic drug over the counter to control vomiting . pain she has to bear. Sleeping over abdomen will reduce it to some extent. no massage or fomentation please.
Actually the drug should be taken under guidance of a gynecologist. any exaggerated symptom needs consultation of a gynecologist.
thanks.
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What Causes Vomiting, Lower Abdominal Pain And Cramps After Taking Mifeprin?

Hi, I understand your concern. Mifeprin is used to terminate pregnancy , vomiting/ lower abdominal cramps are known side effects of the drug. Let her take anti emetic drug over the counter to control vomiting . pain she has to bear. Sleeping over abdomen will reduce it to some extent. no massage or fomentation please. Actually the drug should be taken under guidance of a gynecologist. any exaggerated symptom needs consultation of a gynecologist. thanks.