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I am sorry that you are going through this. I have no experiance with cytotec so I can not help you there. I just wanted you to know I am thinking about you and am praying everything goes as easily as possible for you
I am so sorry for what yoo are going through and I can relate to the feeling of "wanting to get over with it". I had a miscarriage at 18 weeks (PPROM) I wound up in the ER in where I was given Cytotec vaginally and orally. Within two hours I went into labor ... It is supposed to work quite quickly so I suggest to go back to the doctor, the dose might not have been strong enough .. as when I was in the hospital the doctors informed me that the could be a possibilty.. My prayers are with you
Hello,
I'm so sorry to learn of your miscarriage. It is a difficult, numbing experience that you're going through right now.
I've been there. When I was diagnosed with a blighted ovum last year, my Dr. prescribed me misoprostol to take vaginally, to bring on my miscarriage. I never ended up taking it. I decided to miscarry naturally. That meant waiting for close to two weeks. It was a terrible time.
The Cytotec - or misoprostol - should have started your cramping fairly quickly, usually within 8 hours.
I agree with the other posters, check in with your Dr. if nothing has happened in a day. I am a little confused, however; I'm wondering why they gave the Cytotec to you if you already started to miscarry?
I'm sorry this was your New Years. I think women are so strong to have to go through this.
I'm sending you my healing thoughts and hope that the end of this year is much better than the beginning!
I'm so sorry to learn of your miscarriage. It is a difficult, numbing experience that you're going through right now.
I've been there. When I was diagnosed with a blighted ovum last year, my Dr. prescribed me misoprostol to take vaginally, to bring on my miscarriage. I never ended up taking it. I decided to miscarry naturally. That meant waiting for close to two weeks. It was a terrible time.
The Cytotec - or misoprostol - should have started your cramping fairly quickly, usually within 8 hours.
I agree with the other posters, check in with your Dr. if nothing has happened in a day. I am a little confused, however; I'm wondering why they gave the Cytotec to you if you already started to miscarry?
I'm sorry this was your New Years. I think women are so strong to have to go through this.
I'm sending you my healing thoughts and hope that the end of this year is much better than the beginning!