Can I take the abortion medicine again after vomiting it

Sex is a normal physiological need and emotional communication method for both men and women. There are many contraceptive products on the market, such as birth control pills, condoms, etc., but all contraceptive products cannot guarantee 100% contraceptive effectiveness. Even if contraceptive products are used, there is still a certain chance of pregnancy. When an accidental pregnancy occurs and the method of abortion is chosen, many people will choose medical abortion. So if you accidentally vomit the medicine during a medical abortion, can you take it again?

How to take abortion medicine?

1. The vast majority of people use this method

Take two tablets of Miso on an empty stomach every day for three days. On the fourth day, take three tablets of Miso on an empty stomach at once, and then wait...

2. Instructions on the medicine box

Take Misoprodol 36 to 72 hours after taking Mifflin for two to three days and wait

3. It is recommended by doctors

Take one tablet every morning and two tablets before going to bed at night, both on an empty stomach, for two consecutive days. On the third or fourth day, take three tablets of miso at once on an empty stomach under the supervision of a hospital doctor and wait...

4. No matter what, remember to take Mifepristone first, within a few days and several times! Then take Misoprodol! Remember, you must take Misoprodol last, and it must be three pills at a time

The result is waiting for the result

5. Take two grains of Miso on an empty stomach in the morning and one grain of Miso on an empty stomach in the evening. Do this for three days and wait... Although this method of taking medicine does exist, few people take it this way (this is also the method recommended by some doctors)

Medical abortion is a method of terminating early pregnancy using drugs. Commonly used drugs are mifepristone and misoprostol tablets. The medicine needs to be taken on an empty stomach so that it can be better absorbed in the intestines, which helps the success rate of medical abortion. After taking the medicine, the stimulation to the gastrointestinal tract is relatively large, and symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and fatigue may occur. Some women will experience vomiting after a period of time after taking the medicine. If you clearly see the medicine being vomited, you need to consider taking it again. However, if only nausea and vomiting occur, and no medicine is seen to be vomited out, and only some clear water is vomited out, there is no need to take additional medicine. If you are not sure whether the medicine has been vomited out, taking additional medicine may cause adverse effects on liver and kidney function. You can drink some warm water, eat a light diet, drink some white rice porridge or millet porridge, eat small meals frequently, and pay more attention to rest within one hour after taking the medicine. Generally, it will not affect the effect of medical abortion.