Menstrual Regulation (MR) FAQ
What is Menstrual Regulation?
A procedure to regulate menstrual cycles, ensuring timely periods without addressing pregnancy.
How does Menstrual Regulation differ from abortion?
MR focuses on menstrual cycle timing, not pregnancy termination, and is performed earlier.
Is Menstrual Regulation legal in Malaysia?
Yes, when performed by licensed professionals within legal and medical guidelines.
What medications are used for Menstrual Regulation?
Commonly, Misoprostol and Mifepristone are prescribed under medical supervision.
Can I undergo Menstrual Regulation at home?
No, it requires a clinical setting for safety and legal compliance.
How effective is Menstrual Regulation?
Effectiveness varies; it aims to restore cycle regularity, not guarantee pregnancy prevention.
What are the risks of Menstrual Regulation?
Potential risks include bleeding, infection, or incomplete procedure.
Do I need a pregnancy test before Menstrual Regulation?
Yes, to ensure the procedure's appropriateness and safety.
How long does Menstrual Regulation take?
The procedure is typically brief, with follow-up care advised.
Can Menstrual Regulation affect future fertility?
Generally, no, when performed correctly by a healthcare provider.
Is Menstrual Regulation painful?
Some discomfort may occur; pain management options are available.
How much does Menstrual Regulation cost in Malaysia?
Costs vary by clinic; consult a healthcare provider for specifics.
Do I need follow-up care after Menstrual Regulation?
Yes, to monitor recovery and address any complications.
Can Menstrual Regulation prevent future menstrual irregularities?
It treats the current cycle; underlying causes may require further management.
Is Menstrual Regulation suitable for everyone?
Eligibility depends on medical history and current health status.
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