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Is it possible to bleed for only a few hours after a medical abortion?
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Unlikely: You may want to call your doctor if you took the Mifepristone and didn't have very much bleeding. While it's possible that you did miscarry, you would want to make sure and an ultrasound by your doctor can detect if the uterus is empty or not. Combined with following your hormone of pregnancy, to ensure that your procedure was completed.
Answered 11/7/2014
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