How long will it take for the last three pills of abortion to fall out? It depends on the specific situation.

After taking the last three pills of misoprostol, most people will expel the embryo within six hours, some may expel it in 1-2 hours, but there are also very few people who may not be able to expel it after six hours, and you can ask to go home for observation. During the observation process, some people may excrete it with urine and feces. If it does not fall out, you must pay attention to what falls out of the vagina when you urinate or defecate, whether it is the embryo. So if you do not find that the embryo has flowed out, it is best to put a small bowl at the vaginal opening every time you go to the toilet. Because if something flows down, it may fall into the toilet, not only you can't see it, but the doctor can't see it either, so you don't know whether the embryo has fallen out. It's best to go to the hospital for examination to confirm.

For women who have a medical abortion, after taking the last three pills of misoprostol, most people will expel the embryo within six hours, some may expel it in 1-2 hours, but there are also very few people who may not expel it after six hours, and they can ask to go home for observation. Otherwise, the gestational sac will be expelled smoothly by bleeding on the second or third day after taking the medicine, terminating the pregnancy. However, it is also possible that the gestational sac will not be expelled, and the specific time is uncertain.
1. Failure to expel the gestational sac <br/>If the body does not respond after taking the medicine, and the gestational sac is not expelled, or only part of the gestational sac is expelled from the body, it means that the medical abortion is a failure. For women with incomplete medical abortion, uterine curettage is still required, but it will cause secondary damage to the uterus and cause greater damage to the uterus.
2. Excretion in 6 hours <br/>Most people will experience abdominal pain caused by uterine contractions two hours after taking the last three misoprostol pills. Generally, they can go home after six hours of observation in the hospital. Bleeding will continue for 1-2 weeks. After that, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound check to see if it has been completely discharged.
3. On the same day or later <br/>For women who have a medical abortion, the time is about the same, usually within two or three days. However, if the gestational sac is not expelled, it is necessary to have an abortion or curettage according to the physical condition. Because the success rate of medical abortion is not as good as that of painless abortion, and incomplete abortion will cause heavy bleeding, it is recommended that women who have a first-time abortion choose painless abortion surgery with a higher success rate.
For women who have medical abortions, different women have different physiques and different resistance to the side effects of medical abortions, so the time for gestational sac screening is affected; as for the harm of medical abortion, women with strong physiques are often not affected much, and there will be no problem with future pregnancy. However, there are a small number of women who suffer too much damage to their bodies during medical abortions, resulting in infertility. This must be prevented, and it is recommended that a detailed physical examination should be done before pregnancy.