Antipreg Kit

What is Antipreg Kit?

Antipreg Kit This kit is a medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) kit containing two medications: Mifepristone and Misoprostol. This combination is used to medically terminate an early pregnancy (up to 63 days or 9 weeks gestation).

Mifepristone is an anti-progestin that blocks the hormone progesterone, necessary for pregnancy continuation. Misoprostol is a prostaglandin that causes the uterus to contract, leading to expulsion of pregnancy tissue.

What is the Use of this kit?

Antipreg Kit is used for:

• Medical termination of intrauterine pregnancy in the early stages.

• An alternative to surgical abortion when approved by a registered medical practitioner.

• Softening and dilating the cervix as part of the termination process.

It is prescription-only and should always be used under medical supervision.

Benefits of this Antipreg Kit

✅ Non-surgical Option – Avoids anesthesia and invasive procedures.
✅ High Success Rate – Over 95% effectiveness when taken correctly within the recommended gestational age.
✅ Privacy and Convenience – Allows termination in the privacy of home (under guidance).
✅ Short Recovery Time – Most women resume normal activities within a few days.

Side Effects of this Antipreg Kit

Common side effects include:

• Cramping and abdominal pain (as uterus contracts)

• Heavy vaginal bleeding (part of the termination process)

• Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea

• Weakness, dizziness, or headache

• Mild fever or chills

Serious side effects (rare but possible):

• Excessive bleeding requiring medical attention

• Severe abdominal pain persisting beyond expected time

• Signs of infection (foul-smelling discharge, persistent fever)

Seek immediate medical help if you experience severe bleeding, fainting, or signs of severe infection.

Important Considerations

• Use only under prescription and guidance of a qualified healthcare professional.

• Before starting, you must confirm pregnancy duration and rule out ectopic pregnancy.

• A follow-up consultation is essential to ensure the process is complete.

• Avoid NSAIDs (e.g., Ibuprofen) unless advised by your doctor.

• Do not use if you have chronic adrenal failure, bleeding disorders, porphyria, or known allergy to the medicines.

1. What is this Antipreg Kit used for?
   This kit is used for medical termination of early pregnancy, up to 63 days (9 weeks) gestation.

2. How does this Antipreg Kit work?
   It contains Mifepristone, which blocks progesterone (needed to sustain pregnancy), and Misoprostol, which causes uterine contractions to expel pregnancy tissue.

3. How do I take this kit?
   Usually, one Mifepristone tablet is taken first, followed 24–48 hours later by four Misoprostol tablets, either buccally (in the cheek pouch) or vaginally, as instructed by your doctor.

4. How effective is Antipreg Kit?
   When used correctly, it is about 95–98% effective in terminating an early pregnancy.

5. Is this kit safe?
   It is safe when taken under medical supervision. However, it is essential to be monitored for heavy bleeding or incomplete abortion.

6. What are the common side effects?
   Cramping, heavy bleeding, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, dizziness, mild fever, or chills.

7. How long does bleeding last after taking this kit?
   Bleeding typically starts within a few hours after Misoprostol and may last 1–2 weeks, with the heaviest flow in the first few days.

8. What should I do if bleeding is very heavy?
   If you soak more than 2 large pads per hour for over 2 hours, or feel dizzy or faint, seek emergency medical help immediately.

9. Can I use this kit without seeing a doctor?
   No. This kit should only be used under qualified medical supervision after confirming pregnancy details and ruling out ectopic pregnancy.

10. Can this kit be used for ectopic pregnancy?
    No. This kit does not work for ectopic (tubal) pregnancy. Using it in such cases can be dangerous.

11. Is follow-up necessary after taking this kit?
    Yes. A follow-up visit (usually within 1–2 weeks) is needed to confirm that the abortion is complete.

12. Can I get pregnant again after using this Antipreg Kit?
    Yes, this kit fertility returns quickly. You can conceive in your next cycle, so discuss contraception with your doctor.

13. Is it painful?
    You will likely experience moderate to severe cramping, similar to or stronger than menstrual cramps.

14. Can I take painkillers during the process?
    Your doctor may recommend specific pain medication (often paracetamol or prescribed analgesics). Avoid NSAIDs unless advised.

15. What happens if this kit fails?
    If pregnancy continues or abortion is incomplete, your doctor may recommend surgical intervention to complete the process.