For a 45-day (about 6.5 weeks) pregnancy, the standard medical option is a combination of two generic medications: Mifepristone and Misoprostol. Mifepristone blocks the hormone needed for the pregnancy to continue, and Misoprostol helps the uterus empty. However, it is not safe to use these medications without a doctor's supervision. A healthcare provider must first perform an ultrasound to rule out a dangerous ectopic pregnancy and ensure correct timing. Medical supervision is also essential to safely monitor for and manage potential complications, such as heavy bleeding or incomplete termination. Please consult a healthcare professional to guide you safely through this process.