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How does abortion pills work? 

Abortion pills work by using two medications: mifepristone and misoprostol. First, mifepristone blocks the hormone progesterone, which is needed to maintain pregnancy. This causes the lining of the uterus to thin and the pregnancy to stop growing. Then, misoprostol is taken to cause the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy through cramping and bleeding. This method is safe and effective for pregnancies up to about 10–12 weeks. Medical supervision is recommended for safety.

Where can I get Abortion pills in Riyadh without priscription 

In Saudi Arabia, abortion is severely restricted and only allowed in certain circumstances, including when a mother’s life is in danger. Getting abortion pills without a prescription is illegal and carries potential serious legal consequences. Safety and also your well-being comes first. Seek advice from a trusted health care provider or a reputable organization. If you are in a position to travel, you may consider pursuing care in a country where reproductive health services are more accessible.

How much does misoprostal cost ? Where can I buy them Saudi Arabia? 

In Riyadh, misoprostol (Cytotec) is a prescription-only and tightly regulated substance. It’s typically not legally available for abortion use. Depending on the source and dosage 1,000 to 2,500 SAR. Some online services say they can deliver misoprostol, but there are legal risks and the threat of counterfeit products, experts warn. Always consult with a licensed healthcare provider before use to make sure that it would be safe or legal for you. In Saudi, abuse can result in severe health and legal repercussions

Abortion pills side effects? Is Abortion pills lead to death ?

Abortion pills, usually mifepristone and misoprostol, are generally safe when used as directed. Some common side effects are cramping, bleeding, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and dizziness. Serious complications are uncommon but may include heavy bleeding, infection or incomplete abortion. Death is very rare and usually results from lack of medical follow-up or untreated complications. It’s essential to heed medical guidance and to seek out care if serious symptoms develop. Do not use abortion pills without consulting a health care provider.

What can you expect after you take abortion pills at home ?

If you have taken abortion pills, you will probably feel cramping and bleeding in a few hours after taking misoprostol. The bleeding can be profuse, with clots and tissue passing, and can go on for a few hours or longer. Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, chills and fatigue. If bleeding soaks through more than 2 pads/hour for more than 2 hours or if you have a fever > 100.4 °F, please call your healthcare provider. A follow-up is critical to ensure the abortion is complete.

How do I know that my abortion is complete ?

To determine whether your abortion has ended, you need to look for signs such as the end of heavy bleeding and passing clots. If you had a medical abortion, you cannot skip an important follow-up visit with your health care provider to ensure that the process is all the way done. If you are bleeding heavily for longer than normal, or experiencing symptoms such as severe pain, fever or foul-smelling discharge, you should seek medical advice immediately, as these may be signs of complications. A physician can confirm it with an ultrasound or examination.

Why Watery discharge after abortion pills?

Having a watery discharge post-abortion pills is a common side effect where the body flushes pregnancy-related tissue. When the drug, which commonly consists of mifepristone and misoprostol, is taken, it causes contractions of the uterus, resulting in bleeding and expulsion of tissues. This discharge may be thin and watery, or it may feel heavier and contain clots. It’s a matter of watching for any unusual symptoms — like foul-smelling discharge or severe pain, which could be a sign of infection. If you have concerns, call a health care provider for advice.

How many months can do Abortion by misoprostal?

Misoprostol (Mifepristone uses misoprostol) is used for medical abortion, usually during the first 10 weeks of pregnancy (70 days). It does this by inducing contractions to push the pregnancy from the uterus. For pregnancies from 7 — 9 weeks, misoprostol is given in combination with mifepristone. After 10 weeks, the effectiveness and safety diminish, and a surgical procedure may be advised. Please speak to a physician for advice and care appropriate to your situation.