Knowing what is expected versus what is an emergency is the difference that keeps you safe. A nearby hospital and knowing these signs are conditions of safe use.
Cramping similar to a strong period, bleeding with the passing of clots, and sometimes nausea, chills or mild diarrhea are expected responses that ease gradually. Bleeding usually begins within 1–4 hours and can extend up to 8 hours.
Do not wait for a reply to any message — call your local ambulance and tell the staff honestly every medicine you took, the dose and the timing. This information saves your life.
Usually within 1–4 hours, sometimes up to 8 hours. No bleeding at all within 24 hours warrants going to the hospital and may indicate an ectopic pregnancy.
Some bleeding with clots is expected, but soaking more than two large pads per hour for two hours is an emergency.
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