PREGNANCY-BIRTH Messages for May, 2001: Re: Abortion using Cytotec

Re: Abortion using Cytotec

From: Vera (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 1 May 2001 11:57:30 -0500 (CDT)

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Dear Tariq,

>Ok, I know we should not be thinking about abortion becausse it is wrong
>and killing of a human being, but i live in a country, here a girl isn't
>alloed to go out ith girls, not sleep with them, and unfortunantly, i
>got my gf pregnant, and there is absolutly no way, of having a clinical
>abortion, coz either her husband or her parents should be with her, aand
>if her prents find out she probably be killed, or very badly hurt! i
>ewnt to a pharmacy, and he told me about cytotec, and that she should
>take 2 pills every 3 hours, until bleeding starts, then i looked over
>the net, and found different articles about cytotec, and that it can be
>taken oraly or vaginaly. the question is, what is the safest way to
>take cytotec, conidering it is the only ay for an abortion, and how many
>pills should she take? how do ew know if somethn is going wrong and if
>she shsould be hosspitalized? keeping in mind that she is inher 2nd week
>of pregnancy, and upon visiting a ginocologist and chking her with the
>ultrasound, he couldn't c anything, so it is still in it's very early
>stages i guesss!

I just want to make sure that you and your girlfriend knew the risks of using Cytotec for abortion. Abortion caused by Cytotec may be incomplete, which could lead to potentially dangerous bleeding and infection. Your girlfriend should be aware of these risks, since she is the one who will take the Cytotec (NOT YOU !).

-- Vera, S.Ked. Sixth-year medical student in Diponegoro University -------------------------------------------------------- At this point in time I am not yet a licensed medical doctor. My response is based upon reviewing the literature and if there are any inaccuracies, the staff and physicians of OBGYN.net are not responsible for these errors. --------------------------------------------------------

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