Mifty kit

What is Mifty Kit?

The kit is a medication used for medical termination of early pregnancy (up to 63 days or 9 weeks of gestation). It is a combination of two drugs:

• Mifepristone – an anti-progesterone that blocks the hormone needed to maintain pregnancy

• Misoprostol – a prostaglandin that causes uterine contractions to help expel the pregnancy

Together, they provide a safe and effective non-surgical alternative to abortion, under medical supervision.

What is the Use of Mifty Kit?

The kit is primarily used for:

• Medical abortion in women with intrauterine pregnancy up to 63 days gestation

• Occasionally prescribed for missed miscarriage management (if advised by a gynecologist)

Always use this medicine only under the supervision of a registered medical practitioner.

Benefits of Mifty Kit

✅ Non-surgical option – Avoids the need for anesthesia and surgical procedures
✅ High success rate – When taken correctly, it’s effective in over 95% of early pregnancies
✅ Convenient and private – Can be used at home with proper guidance
✅ Quick recovery – Most women resume normal activities within a few days

Side Effects of Mifty Kit

Like any medicine, Mifty Kit can cause side effects. Common ones include:

• Abdominal cramps and pain (due to uterine contractions)

• Heavy vaginal bleeding

• Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea

• Fever or chills (usually temporary)

• Fatigue or dizziness

In rare cases, incomplete abortion or heavy uncontrollable bleeding may occur, requiring immediate medical attention.

Important Precautions & Warnings

• Not recommended for ectopic pregnancy (pregnancy outside the uterus)

• Avoid use if allergic to Mifepristone or Misoprostol

• Not to be used without a confirmed ultrasound and medical evaluation

• Do not self-medicate; this treatment must be supervised by a qualified doctor

• Avoid alcohol, smoking, and strenuous physical activity during treatment

1. What is it used for?
   It is used for medical termination of early pregnancy (up to 63 days or 9 weeks of gestation).

2. What medicines are in the kit?
   It contains Mifepristone and Misoprostol tablets. Mifepristone blocks pregnancy-sustaining hormones, and Misoprostol causes the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy.

3. How do I take the kit?
   Usually, you take Mifepristone first (orally), followed 1–2 days later by Misoprostol (buccally or vaginally, as instructed by your doctor). Always follow your doctor’s exact instructions.

4. Is it safe?
   When used correctly under medical supervision, it is safe and effective in over 95% of cases.

5. What are the common side effects?
   You may experience:

   • Heavy bleeding

   • Abdominal cramps

   • Nausea or vomiting

   • Diarrhea

   • Fever or chills

6. How soon does the medication start working?
   Bleeding usually starts within 4–6 hours after taking Misoprostol, though some women may take up to 24 hours.

7. How long does bleeding last after taking Mifty Kit tablets?
   Bleeding can last 7–10 days, with the heaviest bleeding typically occurring in the first 1–2 days.

8. Can I use Mifty Kit tablets without a doctor’s prescription?
   No. Mifty Kit must be used only under medical supervision, after confirming the pregnancy’s age and location (intrauterine).

9. Can Mifty Kit tablets be used in ectopic pregnancy?
   No. Mifty Kit does not work for ectopic pregnancy (pregnancy outside the uterus) and may cause severe complications.

10. What should I do if I have severe bleeding?
    If you soak more than 2 sanitary pads per hour for 2 consecutive hours, or feel dizzy or faint, seek emergency medical care immediately.

11. Is Mifty Kit tablets painful?
    You will likely have moderate to severe abdominal cramps similar to heavy period pain during the expulsion process. Your doctor may recommend painkillers.

12. Can I get pregnant again after using Mifty Kit tablets?
    Yes. Fertility returns quickly. You can become pregnant again in your next cycle, so use contraception if you do not want another pregnancy.

13. What if the abortion is incomplete?
    You may need additional Misoprostol or a surgical procedure (D&C) if the abortion is incomplete. Always attend your follow-up appointment.

14. How do I know if the abortion is successful?
    A follow-up ultrasound or clinical assessment within 7–14 days confirms if the abortion is complete.

15. Can I eat normally while taking the medication?
    Yes, but avoid alcohol and heavy meals during treatment. Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated.

For further information, consult your healthcare provider regarding the Mifty kit.