Mifegyne

How does Mifegyne Works?

Mifegyne Abortion Pill blocks the effects of progesterone, which is a natural hormone that is needed for the pregnancy to grow. This stops the pregnancy from growing, and it prepares the uterus to contract and the cervix to soften and dilate. Typically, it will start working within 24-48 hours of use.

For abortion, Mifegyne intends to use in combination with a prostaglandin medication (such as Misoprostol, Cytotec, Misotrol). Which will help the cervix soften and dilate, and the uterus to contract.

Check Mifegyne Dosage:

Mifegyne Abortion Pill comes in pills of 200mg, which is the recommended dose for pregnancy of any gestation under 11 weeks. It swallows orally. After waiting 24-48 hours after using Mifegyne. It follows with a prostaglandin medication

Dosage of Mifegyne and Misoprostol for Women Under 9 Weeks Pregnant: You will need 1 pill of Mifegyne and 4 pills of Misoprostol, and it is recommended to have an extra 4 pills of Misoprostol (a total of 8 pills of Misoprostol).

Dosage of Mifegyne and Misoprostol for Women Between 9-11 Weeks Pregnant: You need 1 pill of Mifegyne and at least 4 pills of Misoprostol. It strongly recommends having an extra 4 pills of Misoprostol (a total of 8 pills of Misoprostol) since you are between 9-11 weeks.

Price of Mifegyne

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How to Take Mifegyne

safe2choose recommends swallowing 1 pill of Mifegyne (200mg) with water. If you throw up in the first 30 minutes after swallowing the Mifegyne pill, it is likely that the pill will not work and you will need to take another Mifegyne tablet.

Wait 24-48 hours after taking the Mifegyne pill, and then use the recommended dose of prostaglandin.

Side Effects of Mifegyne

Mifegyne may cause some increase in nausea associated with the pregnancy. It is possible that it may cause abdominal cramping and bleeding. Typically, cramping and bleeding will occur only after using a prostaglandin medication in combination with the Mifegyne pill.

Taking the abortion pill?

Medication abortion has been used safely in the U.S. for more than 20 years. Serious complications are really rare but can happen. These include:

• the abortion pills don’t work and the pregnancy doesn’t end
• some of the pregnancy tissue is left in your uterus
• blood clots in your uterus
• bleeding too much or too long
• infection
• allergic reaction to one of the medicines

These problems aren’t common. And if they do happen, they’re usually easy to take care of with medication or other treatments.

In extremely rare cases, some complications can be very serious or even life-threatening. Call your doctor or health center right away if you:

• have no bleeding within 24 hours after taking the second medicine (misoprostol)
• have heavy bleeding from your vagina that soaks through more than 2 maxi pads in an hour, for 2 or more hours in a row
• pass large clots (bigger than a lemon) for more than 2 hours
• have belly pain or cramps that don’t get better with pain medication
• have a fever of 100.4 or higher more than 24 hours after taking misoprostol
• have weakness, nausea, vomiting, and/or diarrhea that lasts more than 24 hours after taking misoprostol

You should start to feel better the day after your abortion. Feeling sick with nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, belly pain, or a fever for more than 24 hours after taking misoprostol (the second set of pills) can be a sign of infection. Call your doctor or nurse right away if you have any of those symptoms. Serious problems can cause death in the rarest cases, but abortion is typically very safe. In fact, pregnancy and childbirth are riskier than most abortions.

If you have complications during your medication abortion, you may have to go back to the doctor’s office or health center. In the unlikely event that you are still pregnant, your doctor or nurse will discuss your options with you. You may need another dose of medication or to have an in-clinic abortion to end the pregnancy.

Like all medications, the abortion pill isn’t right for everyone. The abortion pill may not be right for you if you have certain medical conditions or take certain medications. Your doctor or nurse will talk with you and help you decide if the abortion pill is the right option for you.