Does it hurt to take abortion pills?

Abortion pills cause pain.

Abortion pills cause intense contractions of the uterus to facilitate expulsion of fetal tissue. These contractions cause intermittent pain, similar to dysmenorrhea, but may be more intense and persistent. Pain varies from person to person, and some people may find it more intense and unbearable, while others may be relatively tolerant. Pain usually lasts for a period of time, and may be present from the start of the pill to the expulsion of fetal tissue. Generally, after the embryo is discharged, the pain will gradually ease, but there may still be some abdominal distension discomfort.

In addition to pain, there may be vaginal bleeding, nausea, vomiting and other discomfort symptoms. If severe pain, massive bleeding or other abnormal conditions occur, you should inform the doctor in time so that appropriate measures can be taken for treatment and treatment.