When should you use Cytotec?
When should you use Cytotec? When should you use Cytotec?, For some providers, Cytotec is a favorable option if a person needs a bit more cervical ripening, but not enough…
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When should you use Cytotec?
When should you use Cytotec?, For some providers, Cytotec is a favorable option if a person needs a bit more cervical ripening, but not enough that a milder medication like cervical, which has a longer administration time and requires someone to be on bed rest, is an option. Cytotec has a shorter administration time, and a 5-hour window, and also allows for much more mobility, which can make it more favorable if you are experiencing a stronger cramping sensation or contractions.
Cytotec Labor Induction: What to Expect?
There are so many medications included in labor induction, and understanding the ins and outs of each different medication can be tricky. If your care provider mentions that they will be beginning or using cytotec in your induction, here are a few important things to know to feel as prepared and confident as possible.
What is Cytotec?
Cytotec is misoprostol, a medication given in pill form to induce contractions. Many care providers have found it to be efficient at creating stronger contractions to help the effacement and labor process.
Before you schedule your abortion
Do you have other questions about abortion you’d like to ask? A member of our staff would be happy to sit down with you and discuss abortion methods and risks, as well as your other options. North Care Women’s Clinic does not perform or refer for abortions,
Continue with the pregnancy and raise a child
If you know that you would like to continue the pregnancy, make an appointment with your GP as soon as you can. Your GP can also give information on the local maternity services.
The choice between Medical abortion pills or Surgical abortion
The decision to have an abortion or continue a pregnancy is not a simple or easy one, and it’s important to take the time to make the best choice between a medical or surgical abortion.
The gestation of the pregnancy may mean that only one abortion option is available. A medical abortion is often preferred by women who do not want to undergo surgery,. The choice to use medical or surgical abortion is a very personal one.
Is having an abortion safe?
Having an abortion is safe, and very few women experience complications. Having an abortion poses fewer risks to a woman than going through pregnancy and birth.
Will having an abortion affect my ability to get pregnant in the future?
Uncomplicated abortion poses virtually no risk to a woman’s future reproductive health, as shown by numerous studies. There is no proven connection between abortion and future infertility, ectopic pregnancy or other pregnancy complications.
