Unwanted tablet (Mifepristone 200 mg) should not be taken just because the period is delayed. This medicine is meant only for medically supervised termination of a confirmed pregnancy. The first step should be to do a urine pregnancy test. If the result is negative, the delay could be due to stress, hormonal changes, or natural irregularity. If the result is positive, she should consult a gynaecologist before taking any abortion medicine, as the correct dosage, timing, and medical supervision are essential for safety.

At 1 month of pregnancy (about 4 weeks), medical abortion with mifepristone is possible under supervision, but self-administration is unsafe. It is essential to consult a qualified healthcare provider who will assess the pregnancy stage and position, evaluate your overall health and any medical conditions, and consider other important factors before prescribing treatment. Using mifepristone without supervision can lead to serious complications, including heavy bleeding, severe pain, incomplete abortion, or infection, and proper follow-up is necessary to ensure safety and effectiveness.

The Unwanted Kit contains medicines used for the medical termination of early pregnancy, but it should be taken only under the supervision of a qualified gynaecologist. The doctor will first perform an ultrasound and blood tests to confirm the pregnancy duration and ensure it is safe to use. Do not take this medicine on your own, as incorrect use can lead to incomplete abortion, heavy bleeding, infection, or serious complications. Please consult a gynaecologist immediately for proper guidance and safe treatment.

Unwanted Tablet is a prescription medication and should only be taken under a doctor’s supervision. The exact dose depends on your medical condition, timing, and any necessary tests. Your doctor will evaluate these factors and prescribe the correct number and schedule. Do not self‑medicate, as incorrect use can be unsafe and may cause serious complications.

Do not give Unwanted tablets during a 5‑month pregnancy. These pills are only for preventing pregnancy or very early abortion and are not safe at this stage. Taking them can cause heavy bleeding, infection, and serious health risks. At 5 months, the only safe and legal option is to consult a qualified gynaecologist for proper hospital-based care. Always consult a doctor and never use such tablets on your own during mid-pregnancy.

Unwanted Tablet (Mifepristone) is used to terminate an early pregnancy in a safe medical setting. It works by blocking the effect of progesterone, a female hormone needed for a pregnancy to continue. When progesterone is blocked, the lining of the womb breaks down, and the pregnancy stops growing. This medicine is usually taken first, followed by another medicine called Misoprostol after 24 to 48 hours to complete the abortion process. It is also used to treat Cushing’s syndrome by helping to control excess cortisol levels. In some cases, it may be prescribed to regulate a delayed menstrual cycle and prevent ovulation (the release of a mature egg). It is not suitable for people with ectopic pregnancy (a condition where a fertilised egg implants outside the womb) or bleeding disorders. This medicine should never be used without a doctor’s guidance.