Additional Medications:
Rhogam:
- This medication is only given by injection. It is usually given as a one-time dose, but may need to be repeated.
- It is given only if your blood type is Rh negative. Your Rh type is determined during your visit.
- This medication will be given to protect you and a future pregnancy from a condition that causes blood break down.
- The dosage and price of the medication vary according to the age of the terminated pregnancy.
- This medication is charged extra.
Antibiotics:
- Antibiotics are given for one week after the procedure. They help prevent an infection.
- All tablets should be finished.
- Notify us if you have an intolerance or allergy to an antibiotic.
- Abstain from sex for one month after surgery to let the womb heal and prevent infection.
Methergine/Etrogtrate tablets:
- Helps decrease bleeding by contracting the uterus so no blood clots collect inside it.
- May cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, increased blood pressure, headache, ringing in the ears, chest pain, or shortness of breath.
- Notify the doctor if you have these symptoms.
Discharge pain relievers:
- After your procedure, you will be given prescriptions for narcotic pain medication. You may not need them if your cramps are minor.
- Instead, you may use over the counter pain relievers like Motrin, Nuprin, or Tylenol.
- Narcotic medications may affect your ability to work, drive and make important decisions. Avoid driving or working at jobs that require your full attention.
