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What is Antipreg-Kit?

Antipreg-Kit is a medical termination kit used to safely and effectively terminate an early pregnancy (up to 9 weeks or 63 days of gestation). It is a combination of two medications—Mifepristone and Misoprostol—that work together to end a pregnancy in a non-surgical manner. This kit is commonly prescribed by healthcare professionals as a trusted and convenient alternative to surgical abortion methods.

What is the Use of Antipreg-Kit?

Antipreg-Kit is primarily used for:

• Medical termination of early intrauterine pregnancy.

• Management of missed or incomplete miscarriage under medical supervision.

• As a non-invasive alternative to surgical abortion in early pregnancy stages.

The kit contains:

• Mifepristone (200 mg) – an anti-progesterone that stops the pregnancy from progressing.

• Misoprostol (200 mcg) – a prostaglandin that induces uterine contractions to expel pregnancy tissue.

Benefits of Antipreg-Kit

• Non-surgical option: Avoids anesthesia, surgical instruments, and hospitalization in most cases.

• High efficacy: Clinically proven to be over 95% effective for early pregnancy termination.

• Convenience: Can be used in a private setting under medical guidance.

• Minimal recovery time: Less physically demanding than surgical procedures.

• Safe for early gestation: Specifically designed for pregnancies up to 9 weeks.

How to Use Antipreg-Kit?

1. Day 1: Take one Mifepristone tablet orally with water.

2. After 24–48 hours: Take four Misoprostol tablets (either buccally or vaginally) as advised by a healthcare provider.

3. Monitor for bleeding, which typically starts within a few hours after Misoprostol administration. Follow-up with a doctor is recommended within 7–14 days to ensure complete termination.

Important: Always use under the supervision of a certified healthcare provider.

Side Effects of Antipreg-Kit

Like all medications, Antipreg-Kit may cause some side effects, which are generally mild and temporary. Common side effects include:

• Cramping and abdominal pain

• Vaginal bleeding (may be heavy)

• Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea

• Fever or chills

• Fatigue or dizziness

Seek immediate medical attention if you experience excessive bleeding, severe abdominal pain, high fever, or signs of incomplete abortion.

Precautions and Warnings

• Not recommended for pregnancies beyond 9 weeks.

• Should not be used in cases of ectopic pregnancy.

• Avoid if allergic to Mifepristone, Misoprostol, or prostaglandins.

• Not suitable for individuals with bleeding disorders, chronic adrenal failure, or certain health conditions without medical supervision.

• What is Antipreg-Kit used for?

• How does Antipreg-Kit work to terminate pregnancy?

• Up to how many weeks of pregnancy can Antipreg-Kit be used?

• How should I take the Antipreg-Kit tablets?

• Is Antipreg-Kit safe to use at home?

• What are the common side effects of Antipreg-Kit?

• Can Antipreg-Kit cause heavy bleeding?

• How soon will I start bleeding after taking the medication?

• When should I seek medical help after using Antipreg-Kit?

• Can Antipreg-Kit be used for an ectopic pregnancy?

• Are there any medical conditions that prevent the use of Antipreg-Kit?

• What should I avoid while using Antipreg-Kit?

• Will Antipreg-Kit affect future pregnancies or fertility?

• Can Antipreg-Kit be used without a doctor’s prescription?

• How do I confirm that the abortion is complete after using Antipreg-Kit?