Is it normal to have bleeding on the second day after taking mifepristone tablets? What should I do if I have bleeding on the second day?

Although most people will experience vaginal bleeding symptoms when the gestational sac is expelled on the third day after taking miso, everyone's physical constitution and sensitivity to drugs are different. A few people will experience bleeding after taking misomifepristone, so it is normal to bleed on the second day after taking mifepristone tablets.

If you want to have an abortion within 49 days of pregnancy, you can take medication under the guidance of a doctor. Generally, you take mifepristone tablets for the first two days and miso on the morning of the third day. There will be vaginal bleeding and the gestational sac will be discharged; but some women will have bleeding symptoms the next day after taking mifepristone. So, is it normal to bleed the next day after taking mifepristone tablets?
1. Is it normal to bleed the next day after taking mifepristone tablets ?<br/>It is normal to bleed the next day after taking mifepristone tablets. Although most people will have abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding symptoms when the gestational sac is discharged after taking miso on the third day; but everyone's physique is different and their sensitivity to drugs is different, so don't be too nervous.
2. What to do if you have bleeding the next day after taking mifepristone?
1. Pay attention to observation <br/>Some women are sensitive to drugs and will bleed the next day after taking mifepristone, and even the gestational sac will be expelled. So if you find that you start bleeding the next day after taking the drug, you should pay attention to the amount of bleeding. If the amount of bleeding is too large, seek medical attention in time.
2. Continue taking the medication <br/>If no large blood clots are discharged, it means that the gestational sac has not been discharged. You need to continue taking miso on the morning of the third day to promote the discharge of the gestational sac.
3. Perform B-ultrasound examination <br/>If large blood clots are found, another B-ultrasound examination is also needed. If incomplete abortion is found, uterine curettage is required.