Friday, December 12, 2008

My Experience with a Cytotec (Misoprostol) Miscarriage

Dear friends and family,

You are welcome to read this post, but I am posting it more for people who may be about to go through a medical miscarriage with the use of Cytotec, because I couldn't find many people's experiences when I was searching online. I will warn you that I'm not going to mince my words, and this is certainly not material for anyone under the age of 18.

Love you all,
Abbie

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Before taking the pills, I had a very large lunch with a lot of protein and vegetables, drank a lot of water, and also took a prenatal vitamin. I lost a lot of blood during the miscarriage, and I think that the food and extra iron in my system was helpful towards not fainting. Plus, the Cytotec does create nausea, so I wasn't able to eat a whole lot later. I also took two Advil at this point (my doctor recommended an hour before placing the Cytotec), to help lower the pain of the initial cramping.

Yesterday at 1:50 pm, I inserted the 4 tablets of Misoprostol into the posterier fornix of my vagina. Emotionally, this was difficult to do, but not physically. I say it was difficult emotionally because this felt very much like an elective abortion (as if I was choosing to get rid of my baby), but of course it was not. Our baby died long enough ago that we couldn't even find a body on the ultrasound.

By 2:30, the cramping began. The instructions said it would probably take 2-4 hours to begin, but I think they might have meant "the cramping that will make you want to die" starts in 2-4 hours. The cramps started as very harmless cramps - they felt like the lightest ones I have before my period is going to start.

By 3:30, I was extremely nauseous and had bad gas that was causing the cramps to hurt a bit more. The nausea was very different from pregnancy nausea - I knew when to expect my pregnancy nausea because I was near a bad smell or brushing my teeth near the back of my mouth, but this was more of a spontaneous spasm of your stomach which I thought might cause me to throw up (although I never did). At this point I started using a heating pad, although it would have been nice to have two - one for my back and one for my stomach. A hot water bottle actually might have been better for this, since my heating pad just wouldn't stay on long enough and I kept having to unplug it to get it to come back on again.

By 4:00 pm, the cramps were at the level that I normally experience as the worst cramps during my period. They will get worse. I recommend at this point that you take the prescribed painkiller. My doctor gave me three doses of percocet, which took about an hour to kick in in my case. I waited far too long to take the percocet. Take the percocet before it gets too bad!

By 5:00 pm, I truly felt as if I was going to die from the cramps, backache, nausea and gas that were all causing severe amounts of pain. I imagine this is what labor feels like. In this case, there is no baby for you to worry about a painkiller's effect, so please, please take your prescribed painkiller when you reach this point, if not earlier. This is when I took mine, and then I passed out from the pain.

At 5:30, the percocet began to kick in slowly: I still felt the cramps, but my mind was like, "Who cares! This is fun! Everything's funny!" I think that the percocet hit my brain before the rest of my body. :) This is when I got up and started moving around. Moving around makes the bleeding begin and the miscarriage happen faster, so I highly recommend moving around if you can. At this point I was able to eat dinner without feeling too nauseous, and if you want to eat, I recommend doing it before the bleeding begins.

6:00 is when my bleeding started. It trickled for about 2 minutes and then whoooooosh. An extremely full pad in about 15 minutes. At 6:15 I felt as if I was going to pass out, so I got up to go to the bathroom and see if I needed to check my pad (oh yeah I did), and that is when blood clots began to come out. Because the percocet had kicked in by this time, I felt no pain during this. I don't know if it's normally painful or not. I also realized that the cramps were very good, because they did all of the work for me. I didn't have to push, I just had to catch what was coming out (for my doctor to do testing on it). I *thought* that the miscarriage was over by 6:30, cleaned up, and headed back to the couch to watch Rocky.

6:45: Oops, I was wrong. Two more really large blood clots fell out into my pad. I went back to the bathroom and sat and waited for about 20 minutes, during which my body expelled many more blood clots. I caught a few more, bagged them (I thought these were pieces of the sac!), and let the rest go down the drain. I cleaned up again and headed back to the couch.

7:15: At this point, I could actually tell when things were coming. I was able to get up and walk to the bathroom before my body expelled more clots. I also stopped collecting things, since I thought they had enough material. I continued to lose large clots until 9:30 pm (plus one at 5:00 this morning)!

9:30: Most of the clots were gone by this point, but I was extremely faint from blood loss. I kept myself drinking plenty of water (actually, juice might be better to help keep your blood sugar levels up) and laid down with my feet above my head.

11:00 The intense cramping returned. Time for a second percocet! Most of my bleeding was done by this point in time. I was able to fall asleep when the medicine kicked in. Jonathan set his alarm to wake us up every few hours, just to make sure I had stopped losing large amounts of blood and wasn't in trouble.

This morning I passed a few small clots, but since the cramping had basically stopped, I had to push these out myself. This is a difficult concept for someone who hasn't been in labor before, and I had quite a hard time figuring out how to get them out. But I think most everything is gone by now! The bleeding is very, very light, and except for the lightheadedness from blood loss, I feel pretty good.

***Note: I updated this post to be more accurate. I accidentally collected blood clots, which are useless for testing, since they were made of my own blood. The majority of what you will pass during a Cytotec miscarriage are clots (which are large, perhaps as long as 6", and dark red, don't be confused by their size, these are not pieces of your sac!), and you may or may not pass your gestational sac at this time (which is a white/grayish ball). Mine didn't come out until Sunday, three days post-Cytotec.

UPDATE: If you are reading this post because you are about to use cytotec for a medical miscarriage, please do leave a comment. I would love to know who you are and what your story is - I know there are many, many people who find my site by searching for "experience with cytotec" or something similar, and my heart hurts so much knowing that you may be alone while you are going through this. Even if you leave an anonymous comment, at least I can use that to pray more specifically for you!

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SydneyB said...

I'm so glad I found your post and all these amazing comments from women who experienced the same thing I just went through. We have a healthy 22-month old and I was excited when I found out I was pregnant with #2. But since I'm 40 I didn't want to get too excited... I guess for good reason. At around 7.5 weeks I started spotting and went to the hospital for scans - the baby measured 6wk 5 days and they couldn't hear a heart beat (I heard it just the week prior). I went back to my doctor's office for 2 more scans a week later and confirmed that there was no heart beat and on the second scan, no longer a fetal pole.

I didn't want a D&C if I could help it so I opted for misoprostol. My dr told me to expect cramping and lots of blood and truthfully I didn't read anything about it because I didn't want to scare myself more. I inserted 800 mcg and took a vicodin at 12:30pm and laid in bed. Read books and watched movies on my phone and felt nothing for 5 hours except nausea and some mild cramping. I ate a little bit of dinner and then ran to the bathroom. At around 7pm I just felt a pop and gush - I was surprised to see so much liquid blood. And so many clots. I think I passed about 15-20 clots the size of small walnuts from 7pm-midnight. Nothing that resembled the gestational sac unfortunately. Or if I did, I didn't happen to see it and there was no way I was going to go fishing around in that bloody toilet to find out.

I called my doctor's office the next morning to make a follow-up appointment for a week later to see if everything came out. I asked if I should take the second dose prescribed and they just asked me to come in so that they could check. I'm actually glad I went in because my doctor took a look inside and ended up pulling out pieces of the sac from my cervix. It wasn't painful but it wasn't pleasant. She did an intravaginal ultrasound and said that all the pregnancy product was out but that I still have clots. Recommended that I take another 600 mcg to get the rest moving.

I inserted another 3 pills that evening and again, felt nauseous (maybe it was the vicodin) but no cramping. A few hours later I passed a few very small clots and nothing since. Still experiencing some light spotting. I think the bleeding will slowly taper off in the next week or so. Going back to the doctor in another week to see if the uterus has clamped back down.

I'm so glad I found this page with Abbie's account and all of your comments. You've really helped me understand what to expect. I hope you all went on to have successful pregnancies and healthy babies. I'm planning to keep trying for #2 in a few months. Big hugs to everyone! <3

Micah said...

That you for this post. I just got off the phone with my midwife. We discussed the different option I have for my miscarriage. My fetus was 13 weeks. I am researching my options my midwife gave me. I just googled ' cytotec for miscarriage' & your blog caught my eye. I am extremely nervous & of course broken at this point. This sounds terrifying, but I need to get this going so I am not sitting waiting for a natural miscarriage to process. Thank you again for your story. Best of luck to you.

Anonymous said...

At my first prenatal 9 week appointment only an empty 7 week sac was there. No baby. My husband and I were devastated. We were told to come back in one week for a follow up ultrasound. After waiting an agonizing week only to see that our empty sac was now smaller and now measured only 6 weeks. Still no sign of baby. We were given our options and decided to have a medical miscarriage at home.

I decided to start the process the next morning because I wanted to be able to sleep through the night. My doctor prescribed me Norco and 800 ibuprofen for pain. She told me to take the pain meds an hour before I take the pills so the pain meds have time to hit my system before the cramps do. That was the best advice because I never felt much pain. I stayed ahead of the pain by taking pain meds every 4-6 hours and by doing so even the bad cramps only felt like moderate period cramps at the worst. A heating pad works also works wonders. I have an electrical one I kept on me the whole day.

It took about 4 hours after I took the miscarriage pills to feel or notice anything . I took them at 8:00AM, Two in each cheek that I had to let dissolve for a half hour. I was worried that nothing would happen and then suddenly the bleeding started. I bleed and cramped all day passing small clots. The norco mad me sleepy and I fell asleep for a couple of hours. At around 9:00PM I got up to use the restroom. As I stood up all of the sudden I felt everything pass, it stopped me in my tracks. It is the weirdest feeling and I will never forget it. I ran to the bathroom and as soon as I sat down on the toilet I kept feeling more and more pass out of me. I had to yell for my husband to get me new underwear and sweats because my pad was so overfilled. Sorry to be so graphic. I sat there about 5 minutes. I cleaned myself up, there was a lot of blood, and that was the worst of it. I've been spotting ever since. I'm on day four today and still continue to spot and pass small clots. No worse than a regular period.

When I reflect on this whole experience the absolute worst part was the emotional pain my husband and I felt at that first prenatal appointment. Deciding do have the medical miscarriage at home was a good decision for us. That part really wasn't that bad. It was nice to be able to go through the physical part in my own home. I'm so glad I didn't wait it out. I can't imagine going through that on an unexpected day. What if I had been working?

My advice if you choose this option. Get the good pain meds. Take them an hour before you get started. Continue to take them every 4-6 hours even if you're not in pain yet. If you stay ahead if the pain, it never gets bad. Also do it first thing in the morning. It took 13 hours before I passed the sac at 9:00 at night. I was grateful it didn't happen in the middle of the night. I was able to get a good night sleep after my long day. Take a few days off work and get a good electrical heating pad.

My husband and I want to start trying again right away. Baby dust to all! You are not alone.

Anonymous said...

Abbie,

Wow, I can't explain how much your post has helped me to mentally prepare for this experience. So many women are going through this and it's my biggest consolation - none of us are alone in this. This was my first pregnancy like many of the women who have commented, and at 6 weeks I was told I had a chemical pregnancy as there was no sac, etc. But, my HcG levels were rising. Fast forward through a month of blood tests every other day, 5 ultrasounds, and possible diagnoses of everything from ectopic pregnancy to twins (!!!) and at 10 weeks they finally confirmed it was a blighted ovum. The sac developed and a yolk sac seen the previous week had disappeared so it was simply empty. I prayed and prayed and felt the cytotec was the best option for me. As my sac never progressed beyond 4-5 weeks, I'm praying this will all go well and be over relatively quickly. Taking the pills tomorrow morning and glad to have an idea of what to expect. For all who have been through this, add me to your prayers. I'll do the same for you. Will update when it's finished.

Anonymous said...

I'm updating from my post on May 4. Unfortunately, the medicine didn't work for me - only resulted in very light cramps, light bleeding, and a sensation similar to what I imagine acid reflux to feel like. Seeing my doctor today to determine if I now need the D&C after all. Thanks for your advice and preparation. I can't decide if I'm lucky or unlucky that I didn't have the pain that many of you dealt with. Prayers for all.

"Intentionally Katie" said...

THANK YOU FOR THIS!! Ironically, i took my Misoprostol at 1:45 and your timeline has been so helpful. I found this at 4:45, just before I thought I was going to die. It's now 5:20, I just vomited twice (and feel better already) plus I just passed my first few clots.

It's helpful to know that the Percocet will help me thoughout the night and that the worst of it isn't yet to come!

This is my 3rd miscarriage, but my first time taking this route to speed up the process and I was really scared of the pain but it's already subsiding a little.

Again, thank you for writing this. So incredibly helpful!

Anonymous said...

Thank you. This gave me the courage and preparation that I needed.

Heartbroken3 said...

I know this is an old post and u may never read this reply, but thank you for sharing what u went thru. My husband too is an OB, so maybe that's why hearing your story helped. We found out yesterday that our 9w5d baby no longer had a heartbeat. I am heartbroken but I am also ready for the pointless nausea to go away if I don't get to keep my sweet baby anyway. I took my cytotec an hour and a half ago and I am terrified. I am cramping and spotting now, but I know it's going to get worse. My husband has said it is going to be horrible and painful. He was more into just having a D&C, but I am scared of scarring. I really wanted/want one more baby. Fingers crossed that it goes smoothly and quickly.

Jen Schuh said...

Thank you for sharing your story. I have spent most of my day today reading other's stories as I am going through a miscarriage right now. I share your pain as well as everyone else's here. I took misoprostol this morning and it has been painful, emotionally and physically. Immediately after taking the pills (800 mcg buccal route) I started having diarrhea and mild period-like cramping. It's been 5 hours and no heavy bleeding yet. It hurts to move/walk so I have been curled up watching movies with a heat pad and Tylenol/Ibuprofen. Not much of an appetite, but gatorade has been helpful (since my bowels are going crazy!) The cramps are getting stronger, which I am thankful for in a way since I know that they are moving things out. This was my first pregnancy and I did not realize how painful this process could be. I am thankful for everyone's stories. It's nice knowing I'm not alone. Hugs to everyone one, I know how necessary they are :)

Anonymous said...

This blog and everyone's comments on their own experiences have been more useful to me than anything else I have read or even my doctor's advice.

Honestly, the whole "miso" experience for me was not as bad as the first day I went to have my first OBGYN appointment and found out there was no heartbeat. That day was a horrible day. We were devastated. We came in at 8 weeks and the embryo stopped growing at 7 weeks and 4 days, so my doctor told me to come in the following week to see if it was still the case, which it was. So she gave me the option of a D&C or the "miso" pills. She said since I was measuring at 7 weeks and 4 days, she was confident that I would be able to pass it easily on my own with the pill. At first, I was going to do the D&C, but after reading about possible scarring as well as the procedure costing me $1450, I opted for the pills, which my doctor prescribed for me along with pain meds (oxy).

I was given 4 pills, which I was instructed to break them all in half and take orally by putting them in between my gums and cheeks. I kept them in there for an hour and after the hour swallowed the remaining. I read from other women's experiences to stay ahead of the pain, so I took an oxy at 7am (and again at 12pm and the last time at 5pm) and then I took the miso at 7:45am.

At 11am I started to feel cramps but they weren't bad, probably because of the oxy. At 11:25am I started spotting and for the next hours I was expelling blood clots.

At 3:30pm, I felt like I was having contractions every 2 minutes, which lasted for about an hour and when I went to the bathroom, something gelatinous, which I suppose was the gestational sac, came out.

For me, there wasn't as much bleeding as I thought there would be. The cramping continued on an off until 6pm (10-11 hours after I took the miso) and they were never really that bad, but again probably because of the oxy and staying ahead of the pain. The few days after, the blood was like having a period.

I had started with an HCG level of 105,000 at 8 weeks, and I just had my follow-up with the doctor (5 days after the miso) and it is now down to 2800 with very little bleeding.

You can get through this! I do feel like a weights been lifted from my shoulders and we can move forward with trying again (well after HCG levels are below 5!).

Good luck to everyone! You are not alone!

Unknown said...

Currently about 45 minutes after taking the medication and thankful to have read this. Terrified I’ll be in pain soon as my dr did t prescribe pain meds at all. Feels good to not be alone in the process, Thank you!!!

Anonymous said...

I am eternally gratefully to have found this blog, this helped me a lot on what to expect the moment i will start my own journey with cytotec. thank you so much ladies

Anonymous said...

Thanks for sharing your story. It has been hard to find actual stories about what will happen (and not stories about misoprostol with medical elective abortion). It looks like a lot of women have resonated with your post. To me, the scariest part is this is my second loss (though the other was a second trimester) and this is late first trimester), and I am afraid this was my last chance at motherhood literally going down the toilet. I think that death is harder to deal with than the loss, the thought we might not try again.

Thalita Dol said...

Thank you for your post.
I am going to take the miso tomorrow and feel scared.

We found out 2 weeks ago that baby stopped growing at 8w.
We did blood tests and another ultrasound with a 10 days gap to confirm it.
I was supposed to be 11w now, so I waited 3 weeks after the baby's death for my body to do it on its own. Today is my last day of waiting.

I took the mife something pill today and feel nothing (Doc said I probably wouldn't)
I am anxious about how tomorrow will go, praying that it will be alright. I don't want to have the DC!

This is not my first time taking miso (I took it 10 years ago to induce labour of my oldest, and it worked, but I remember nothing of it.)
But this time it's different, there is no baby coming...

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Anonymous said...

I read all of these posts before I took misoprotol this past weekend, and they helped a lot. With that in mind, here's my story for any future travelers down this road.

At my first prenatal appointment (~9 weeks), I found out there was no heartbeat and that the baby was measuring only 7 weeks. I hadn't had any bleeding or other miscarriage symptoms up until that point, so it was definitely a missed miscarriage. The doctor offered me three options: expectant management, misoprostol, or D&C. I opted for the misoprostol.

Due to work travel plans, I wasn't able to take the misoprostol until about 10 days later, when I had a free weekend. I still had no miscarriage symptoms up to that point, though some of my pregnancy symptoms had started to wane (like sore breasts and nausea).

I inserted 4 200mg misoprostol pills intravaginally at 10AM on a Saturday morning. I also took 800mg ibuprofen and ohndansetron, an anti-nausea medication. After about 30 minutes, I felt intense cramps and nausea and threw up. These feelings subsided after about 20 minutes, and then I felt totally fine for hours. I even went to exercise class.

Around 5-6PM, I started to bleed and have cramps. It was like a heavy period (some clots but not many and not that large). I took another 800mg ibuprofen to deal with the cramps. I felt exhausted and went to bed around 9PM that night, which is extremely early for me.

On Sunday morning, I was worried that it hadn't all come out, so I took another 4 200mg misoprostol pills and inserted them intravaginally. After a few hours, I experienced INTENSE cramps that were way more painful than normal period cramps. I also started bleeding heavily (again, some clots but not that many and not that large). I was counting down the minutes until the next time I could take ibuprofen, it really was that bad. No position was comfortable - not lying down, not standing up, not hands and knees, a heating pad didn't even help much. This lasted for a few hours and then subsided at around 9PM.

On Monday, I went to work, though I felt exhausted. I still had some bleeding. When I got home from work, I passed what I believe was the pregnancy. It was painless. In the following days, I also passed a couple large clots and had some light bleeding. I wasn't 100% sure that I'd passed everything, but was hoping.

On Friday, I saw the doctor. She said all was clear! She also said that I could still expect some light bleeding in the coming days. I asked when I'd get my next period and she said within 4-8 weeks. If beyond that, then I should call.

All in all, taking the misoprostol was awful, the cramps were extraordinarily painful, and the experience ate up an entire weekend. That said, it was very affordable and I did it in the comfort of my own home. I also didn't miss any time at work, which was a relief to me. I would do it again if I had to, though I'd also strongly consider a D&C if it didn't interfere with work too much.

If you take it, I recommend using ibuprofen (or something stronger) and/or acetaminophen. I used both on the second day. I also recommend having light pads, medium pads, and overnight pads. I had a towel to sleep on but didn't bleed through at all, so it turned out not to be necessary. My big heating pad came in super handy and helped a lot with the cramps and chills. I also got baby wipes but didn't end up using any -- I guess my double-ply toilet paper was soft enough! Sorry to anyone else dealing with this - it sucks. Sending you love.

Anonymous said...

An addendum to my 1/31/2020 post: during the week after taking misoprostol, I was SO TIRED. I asked my doctor about it and she said it's probably because I still have pregnancy hormones in my system, and will for another week or two. I relied heavily on caffeine to make it through the week. I didn't expect this, so flagging it for others -- you might feel like you have a mild case of the flu (lethargic, tired, generally a little unwell, though no fever or anything like that) for a week following. Thankfully it's getting better now.

Anonymous said...

This blog proved to be very helpful to me in a dark time in my life. I hope that sharing my experience helps prepare someone else and take away so fear of the unknown.

First pregnancy. No heartbeat at 8 weeks, like so many others. We were given the option of Cytotec (misoprostol) or a dilation and extraction (surgery). We chose the medication for fear of scar tissue post-op from a D&E, which we read other women had trouble with. I read all the blogs I could find to prepare myself and take any tips from women that had been down this road. I ate a meal prior to, drank so much water all morning, and decided I wanted to start sooner rather than later because a lot of woman said they were up all night in pain.

Thursday, day one.
1pm. I took the Cytotec intravaginally. Getting up the courage to actually insert the pills was very emotional for me. I knew my baby didn't have a heartbeat, but the guilt remained.
2pm. Light cramping, similar to that gentle warning your period is coming began. I stayed in bed for the first hour and took Ibuprofen as recommended by other blogs to try and head off pain before it got too intense. I moved to the couch with my husband, he ordered us early dinner to try to get something in my stomach while I still had an appetite.
5pm. Bleeding began similar to my period, but the cramping pains did not match the blood amounts. The cramping was worse than my period on the worst of days. Movements bending at the waist (like getting off the couch) triggered cramping pains like woah.
6pm. Clots the size of dollar coins began as cramping worsened. I managed with more ibuprofen, a heating pad, and remaining as stationary as possible. What I was not warned about... the diarrhea began. Extremely painful, sweating, clench your stomach diarrhea. Thanks for the heads up doc.
8pm. Bigger clots, but pain stayed steadily the same in intensity.. Intense cramping intermittently with steady discomfort between.
930pm. The pain tripled as I passed huge clots as big as the palm of my hand, and this continued until 11pm. At that time I was exhausted emotionally and physically. I took half the prescribed Percocet tablet and laid in bed with my heating pad in the fetal position until finally falling asleep.
1am. I woke from cramping returning, I waddled to the bathroom to assess and took the other half of the Percocet. Returned to bed.
Friday, day two.
My whole abdomen was sore, cramping remained similar to a regular period while the bleeding seemed to lessen greatly. I was now passing what appeared to be "old" darker blood with a strong odor. I was grossed out by myself the smell really bothered me. I was not prepared for how tired I would be though. Ten minutes of walking around wore me out. I decided to shower, that was a good decision but did wear me out.
Saturday, day three.
Bleeding pretty much stopped at this point. I had some discharge and occasionally spotting of that dark blood so I kept the pads in my undies incase. More than anything just so sore and tired still.
Sunday, day four.
Bleeding returned as a normal period flow. My abdomen is still sore, but no cramping like before.

My recommendations: Drink water, like a glass an hour. The diarrhea really dehydrates you on top of all the blood loss. Eat small meals. When I ate a lot of cramping would be triggered. Heating pad, heating pad, heating pad. Have a good support system, tell people what happened and what is happening, it's painful but necessary to grieve. You don't have to do it alone!

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Regards....

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