Abortion with medicine-abortion pill

An ectopic pregnancy is when the fetus develops outside of the womb, in the fallopian tube. The fallopian tube connects the ovary, where the eggs are stored, to the womb, where a fetus grows. If left untreated, an ectopic pregnancy could cause your fallopian tube to burst, leading to heavy internal bleeding. Treatment of an ectopic pregnancy is necessary to protect the health of the woman. Gynecologists treat women for this condition in all countries, even in countries where abortion is illegal.
The ultrasound is one way to determine whether your pregnancy is inside the womb and you can use abortion medicines. Abortion with medicine cannot cure an ectopic pregnancy. If there is a possibility of an ectopic pregnancy, don’t recommend using abortion medicines.
If you use abortion medicines(abortion pill) to end a pregnancy and you do not do an ultrasound first, there is always a chance that you could have an undetected ectopic pregnancy. If you do not pass tissue and blood after taking the Misoprostol, you might have an ectopic pregnancy. If you have sudden severe pain in your belly or back, feel faint or if you do faint, or feel pain in the shoulder area, you might have an ectopic pregnancy that has burst and you should go to a hospital immediately.

A complete abortion means that the body has expelled all the products of pregnancy (blood, tissue, embryo) and there is no need for surgery (vacuum aspiration) after wards. Most women know when the abortion is complete. But the only way to make sure that you've had a complete abortion is to have an ultrasound 10 days after using the medicines. You should not have extreme pain, prolonged heavy bleeding, or fever. You will bleed for 1 to 3 weeks.