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Managing Pain after Misoprostol

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gatorfan11

October 26th, 2009

What are the best ways of managing pain/cramps after the misoprostol tablets??? I'm extremely nervous that I won't be able to tolerate and/or manage the pain! Any tips would be great!

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sallyjohn

replied November 10th, 2009

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Obviously this was posted recently. Did you ever find you answer because I start my medical abortion tomorrow and I am HORRIFIED!!!! Please tell if possible.

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lainey0210

replied November 22nd, 2009

The doctor who performs it will give you a prescription for a painkiller, like Lortab or Vicodin. I had one about 4 years ago and I took Lortab. It doesn't cut the pain out completely, but it does take the edge off. Think the worst menstruation cramps you've ever had. Don't be scared. You'll be fine.

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