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Zitotec 25mcg Tablet

Introduction to Zitotec 25mcg Tablet

Zitotec 25mcg Tablet is commonly used either on its own or in combination with other medications to achieve maximum benefits It is recommended to take this tablet with food or as prescribed by your doctor The tablet should be swallowed whole with a drink of water If you happen to experience vomiting within 30 minutes of taking the tablet notify your doctor or take another tablet It may take up to 24 hours for the medicine to show its effects and bleeding may occur The most frequently reported side effects of this medicine include nausea vomiting uterine cramps diarrhea infection following abortion and uterine bleeding If these side effects bother you or become severe it is crucial to inform your doctor They may be able to suggest ways to reduce or prevent these side effects Normally vaginal bleeding may persist for approximately 12 days However if it lasts longer than 12 days or if you experience severe abdominal pain it is important to inform your doctor Before taking this medicine inform your doctor if you have ever had an ectopic pregnancy or if you are breastfeeding or using an intrauterine device Your doctor should also be aware of any other medications you are currently taking as some of them may reduce the effectiveness of Zitotec 25mcg Tablet or alter its mode of action During the abortion process it is advised to avoid strenuous activities like heavy exercise running and driving as they can impact the bleeding Your doctor may conduct an ultrasound or pelvic examination to ensure that the abortion is complete
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Can Misoprost affect my future chances of getting pregnant?

No, studies have shown that this medicine does not impair the fertility of the women. Your future chances of getting pregnant are as equal as of those who have not taken this medicine.

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How and in what dose should I take Misoprost?

This medicine is administered only in a clinic or healthcare facility under the supervision of a gynaecologist.

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What should I expect after taking Misoprost?

For medical termination of pregnancy: You may experience abdominal cramping, diarrhea, stomach pain, and nausea immediately after taking Misoprost. You may also have vaginal bleeding within 4 hours of taking Misoprost. You may also be asked to stay at the clinic or healthcare center for at least 3 hours after taking this medicine. After 14 days of taking Mifepristone (pill you took before Misoprost) your gynaecologist may run some blood tests or perform ultrasonography to confirm whether pregnancy has been terminated or not.

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What are the common side effects of taking Zitotec?

The common side effects of using Zitotec are abdominal pain, abdominal cramping, nausea, diarrhea, dizziness, uterine contractions, pelvic pain, and shivering. If you experience a very heavy vaginal bleeding or if any of these side effects bother you please consult with your gynaecologist.

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What is Zitotec and what is used for?

Zitotec contains a medicine called Misoprostol. It helps in medical termination of the pregnancy. It is prescribed along with another medicine called Mifepristone. It is only used to terminate a pregnancy which should not be more than 63 days old, counting from the first day of the last menstrual period. It works by increasing the contractions of the uterus. It may also be used in the prevention or treatment of post-delivery bleeding and for cervical ripening.

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How and in what dose should I take Zitotec?

This medicine is administered only in a clinic or healthcare facility under the supervision of a gynaecologist.

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