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November 20th, 2010
hello

i had taken the abortion pill searle 1461, the doctor said i must not take it with water but i must put it on vigana wich i did and had sereusly bad cramps after that and i thought it was working, but the next day only brownish water was coming out. Is that a bad sign ?
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replied January 5th, 2011
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum.
Cramps and brownish discharge could be indicative of onset of abortion. Wait and see if you start with period like bleeding. If there is foul smell or itching or severe cramps associated, or if you do not start with bleeding, then you should consider getting a thorough check done by your gynecologist to see what is going on. You might also require an ultrasound scan to see if uterus is empty after the ‘abortion pill’ use.
Take care.



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