Hello doctor! My wife took abortion pills but after taking the first pill, she had blood clots. After taking the second pill for 1 day, she only had blood but no blood clots. Doctor, can you tell me what this phenomenon is? Are there any serious effects? Thank you very much, doctor.

have been taking abortion pills for a week now, I took them as directed by the doctor. On the 6th day, I took 1 pill at the clinic and felt normal. The next day, the doctor told me to take 2 pills under my tongue. After that, I saw some bleeding from my vagina. The next day, I continued to take the same dose of 2 pills in the morning, 2 pills in the afternoon and 1 pill in the evening to regulate my menstrual cycle.

I used abortion pills when I was 6 weeks pregnant. On July 28, I took 2 pills on the spot. On July 30, I took 2 pills in the morning and evening. So doctor, can you tell me what is the cause of the two lines on the pregnancy test after taking abortion pills?

Abortion is something that no woman wants. However, due to unwanted pregnancy, congenital malformations, not being healthy enough to carry a pregnancy or other reasons, women have no choice but to have an abortion. Below are 17 questions to keep in mind when having an abortion in the first 3 months.

Abortion due to unintended pregnancy or intentional causes such as fetal malformations, medical conditions of the pregnant woman, when examined, are indicated to need to terminate the pregnancy. The issues of pregnancy after abortion are extremely important that pregnant women need to understand to actively protect their own reproductive health.

For fetuses under 9 weeks old, there are two main abortion methods applied: medical abortion and vacuum aspiration. Medical abortion while the mother is breastfeeding has a certain impact on the quality of milk for the baby.

Hello doctor, I would like to ask if medical abortion is effective? Ask your doctor for advice.

Hello doctor, can you tell me if it is dangerous to use monthly birth control pills with brown bleeding? Since I'm planning to have a baby, I don't know if it will affect my pregnancy or not.

Curettage and vacuum aspiration are invasive procedures in obstetrics. Although current abortion methods have many improvements, complications that may occur after the procedure are still unavoidable. Therefore, follow-up examinations after abortion are extremely important.