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Have Headaches, Stomach Pain. Pregnant. On Misoprostone. What Is The Reason?

Hi doctor.my girlfriend is pregnant anf she had her last periods in 15th april.today i gave her 12 pills of misoprostone.as i was instructed to be taken 4 at a time.means inserting 4 tablets under tongue and another 4 after 3 hours and another 4 after 3 hours.so she had her first dose at about 1pm today.but she did not bleed yet but was having headache and stomach pain.is it ok if i still give her another set at 4pm?
Sat, 25 May 2013
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Hello,
Firstly, she has been given a higher dose of the medication. She seems to be having the side effects of the drug. If she was seen by a specialist, confirmed of an intrauterine pregnancy and also the age of gestation, you may follow the prescription of the consultant. If not, you should contact a gynecologist for advice. It would be advisable to repeat the doses after 6 hours and with the consent of your consultant. Take care.
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Have Headaches, Stomach Pain. Pregnant. On Misoprostone. What Is The Reason?

Hello, Firstly, she has been given a higher dose of the medication. She seems to be having the side effects of the drug. If she was seen by a specialist, confirmed of an intrauterine pregnancy and also the age of gestation, you may follow the prescription of the consultant. If not, you should contact a gynecologist for advice. It would be advisable to repeat the doses after 6 hours and with the consent of your consultant. Take care.