Medical abortion with Cytotec (Misoprostol) is a common option for terminating early pregnancy, but it requires careful medical supervision to ensure safety. This educational video provides detailed information on how Cytotec works, its success rate, and best practices for safe use.br br What is Cytotec? Misoprostol, a prostaglandin medication, stimulates uterine contractions and cervical dilation. Originally developed for stomach ulcers, it has proven effective in reproductive health based on clinical studies.br br Success Rate: It achieves 85-95 success within the first nine weeks of pregnancy, provided medical instructions are followed. Effectiveness decreases with advancing pregnancy, making early intervention essential.br br Factors Affecting Success:br br Gestational Age: Early stages increase success chances.br Pill Quality: Using genuine, properly stored pills is critical.br Medical Instructions: Adhering to dosage and administration is vital.br How to Use: The process begins with a consultation with a qualified doctor to assess your condition. The standard dosage is typically 800 micrograms (4 tablets) taken three times, with 3-hour intervals, either sublingually or vaginally. After the doses, monitor symptoms like cramps and bleeding for 72 hours. Expected cramps and heavy bleeding begin within hours and may last days.br br Warning Signs: Seek immediate medical care for heavy bleeding (soaking two pads per hour for two hours), severe pain, or fever.br br Follow-Up: An ultrasound one week later confirms completion. If tissue remains, additional doses or procedures like aspiration may be needed.br br Why This Video? We aim to empower women with accurate medical information for informed health decisions. Your health is a priority, so consult a doctor.