Bleeding usually starts within a few hours after taking Misoprostol and lasts for several days to weeks. The heaviest bleeding typically occurs within the first 24 hours.

You can confirm the effectiveness of the abortion pills by taking an at-home urine test. However, in some instances, urine test kits can still show a positive result. For further clarification, you can go for an ultrasound test.

If no bleeding occurs within 24 hours of taking Misoprostol, the process may not have started. This can happen if the medication wasn’t absorbed or if the pregnancy is further along than expected. You should contact your clinical support team immediately to discuss a follow-up dose or alternative steps.

Yes, you can eat and drink. It is recommended to eat a light meal before taking the medication to help prevent nausea. Stay well-hydrated throughout the process, but avoid heavy or greasy foods that might increase stomach upset during cramping.

Ibuprofen (Advil or Motrin) is the most effective option for managing cramping during a medical abortion. You can also use heating pads for comfort. Avoid using aspirin, as it may increase bleeding. Always follow the dosage guidance provided in your kit.