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Abortion Pill Side Effects

Most clinics use a combination of two different abortion pills: mifepristone and misoprostol. These active ingredients work in different ways and their side effects are also different. Mifepristone is the first abortion pill that you should take. This pill will block progesterone in the female body, a crucial hormone when it comes to maintaining a pregnancy. By blocking progesterone, mifepristone causes the cervix to go soft and the uterine lining will begin to shed. A common abortion pill side effect during this stage is spotting. Many women do not experience any spotting at all, so do not assume that the abortion pill is not working if you do not experience any spotting.

The second abortion pill should be taken 24-72 hours after the first pill. This abortion pill contains misoprostol and will cause uterine contractions that lead to a medical abortion. During this stage, the most common abortion pill side effects are cramping, bleeding and clotting. The cramps can be really severe and you may loose quite a lot of blood, so it is always a good idea to have someone with you that you trust and that will care for you and keep an eye on you. Do not hesitate to seek medical assistance if the cramps become unbearable or if you loose very large amounts of blood. Some women experience more severe abortion pill side effects than others and will need medical supervision.

Abortion pill side effects:

• Heavy bleeding
• Heavy cramping
• Headache
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Diarrhoea
• Pregnancy tissue may be insufficiently expelled. If so, you will undergo a suction procedure during your follow-up exam.