How long does it take to expel the abortion pill? Usually 2 to 6 hours

Generally speaking, after taking the abortion pill, women will usually experience lower abdominal pain within 2 to 6 hours, followed by vaginal bleeding, and then the fetal sac may be expelled from the body. However, some patients may need a week to expel the sac from the body.

In real life, many women fail to take safety measures during sex, which leads to unexpected pregnancy, causing great harm to their health and often requires abortion. So, how long does it take to expel the fetus after taking the abortion pill? Let's find out.
In clinical practice, abortion pills are generally classified as medical abortions, so mifepristone tablets and misoprostol are usually used together. Generally, mifepristone is taken three days before medical abortion, and then misoprostol is taken on the fourth day. Most patients will experience lower abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding within 2-6 hours after taking misoprostol, and then the gestational sac will be expelled from the body; however, some patients will not expel the gestational sac until a week after taking misoprostol. Both phenomena are normal. In addition, about 14 days after taking medical abortion pills, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound to check whether there is any residual tissue in the uterine cavity. If there is residual tissue, further curettage is required.
After a woman has an abortion, she needs to take some Chinese medicine to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. If the patient has adverse symptoms such as bleeding for more than 10 days, she must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. You need to rest for 3 to 5 days after a medical abortion. After a medical abortion, bleeding symptoms will occur. Regardless of the amount of bleeding, it is forbidden to have sex. Because sex during this period is prone to bacterial infection.
Generally speaking, you cannot take a bath, do vaginal douching, or swim within one month after a medical abortion. You must use qualified sanitary napkins and toilet paper, change sanitary napkins frequently, do not wear synthetic underwear, and change underwear every day.
It should be noted that if a woman has vaginal bleeding after medical abortion and it lasts for more than seven days, she must take some antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor to prevent infection. If the bleeding lasts for more than two weeks, she needs to go to the hospital for an examination.