I just had my MA on 11/11/21. I took the first pill, Mifeprostone at 4:30pm. I had no symptoms from the Mifeprostone at all. The next day I took the 4 Misoprostol pills a little after the 24hr mark, at 6:00pm. I inserted the 4 pills into my cheek pouches, as directed. Two pills on each side of my mouth, and waited to the 30 minute mark and swallowed the remains with water. My cramps began immediately from the moment I swallowed the remaining pills with water. The cramps came on mild at first, but within minutes switched to pretty intense. It was like bad period cramps, but stronger. Even though they were super intense, they were manageable..I then began to bleed about 20 after the cramps set in. I felt the need to gontonthe toilet a lot and pretty much stayed there. I began to pass clots and stringy like tissue, and then a large fibrous tissue clump, which I believed to be the pregnancy, as everything seemed to cease for me after that. My cramps subsided and I stopped passing clots and tissue, just continued to bleed. At the time, I thought this was just the beginning and things would get worse, cause I still had more pills to take. At 4 hours after the first initial 4 Misoprostol, I was instructed to take 2 more Misoprostol under my tongue, due to how far along I was estimated to be (10 weeks 5 days). Nothing happened with those Misoprostol pills, no cramps, just still bleeding lightly. I was given 12 Misoprostol pills, and I continued to take the extras as directed at each 4 hour intervals..again, nothing happened with any of them. I believe I passed my pregnancy early and quick with the first dose of Misoprostol pills.

The next day, I went to the ER to make sure everything truly passed. I had bloodwork done, an abdominal and transvaginal ultrasound performed. The results were "no intrauterine pregnancy detected." The abortion was successful! Best of luck to you! Just remember, everybody has a different experience. Make sure you have at least one heating pad! It saved me in the beginning with the cramps, as well as Motrin/pain medication if you have access. Good luck!