The most commonly used abortion drugs are mifepristone and misoprostol, which are also the most effective when applied in conjunction with each other. They are suitable for use within 49 days of pregnancy, and if they are more than 49 days old, there is a risk of heavy bleeding or incomplete abortion. You can take six tablets of mifepristone orally on the first day, or you can take it in two days, three tablets on the first day and three tablets on the second day, and you can’t eat or drink for two hours before and after taking this medicine to avoid reducing the efficacy of the medicine. On the third day, you can take Misoprostol three tablets orally. Generally, vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain will occur after 2-6 hours after eating, and most of the pregnancy can be discharged.