First And Last Abortion - Medications + Procedure Questions Posted: 10-26-07 12:26pm
The nurses didn't tell me anything. I have
so many questions...
1. They gave me only 5mg of vicoden, will
that be enough for the awful cramps?? and
how long does it take for vicoden to kick
in?
2. I have a plane trip to vegas on sunday,
how long do medical abortions last and do
you think i'd be able to go?
3. How many store bought medications can
you take with the vicoden if it doesn't
help?
4. I took the first pill at 4pm yesterday,
and they said I had to wait exactly 24
hours..but that means that I'm going to
stay up ALL night can i take it any
earlier?
I'm terribly scared please help!
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Carifairy
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Posted: 10-26-07 14:16pm
Medical abortion is a lot more painful
than surgical abortion, mainly because you
can be put to sleep for surgical.
Vicodin will help, but you are going to
feel a lot of pain, I don;t want to lie to
you.
Medical abortion lasts 4-8 hours.
You really need to wait 24 hours.
NOT to scare you...
You are going to gush blood, it will be
very very heavy, and you will have intense
cramping, but try and take your pain meds
BEFORE you insert the other pills.
You can go on a plane trip, but you wills
till be bleeding.
I would have recommended surgical over
medical abortion, as it only takes 5
minutes, and it is painless thanks to IV
sedation. The bleeding is also a lot less
severe...
You will likely bleed for 9-14 days, some
days heavier than others.
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Jules
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Posted: 10-26-07 14:22pm
Carifairy, why does a medical abortion
make you pass so much blood when the
embryo is so small? Why is it not just
the same amount of blood as a period?
Where is all this blood coming from?
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