Do not take mifepristone and misoprostol tablets if:

1. You haven’t confirmed your pregnancy through a gynecological exam, ultrasound, or tests.
2. It has been more than 63 days since the first day of your last period (your doctor can confirm the pregnancy’s age).
3. There is suspicion of an ectopic pregnancy (when the egg implants outside the womb).
4. You have bleeding disorders or use blood-thinning medications.
5. You have undergone genital cutting or circumcision.
6. You cannot return for a follow-up visit to ensure pregnancy termination.
7. You cannot access emergency medical help within two weeks after taking these tablets.
8. You are allergic to mifepristone, misoprostol, prostaglandins, or any other ingredients in the medicine.
9. You have severe asthma not manageable with medication.
10. You have hereditary porphyria (a blood disorder).
11. You have chronic adrenal failure.
12. You have an intrauterine device (this must be removed before taking mifepristone).

Additionally, inform your doctor if you:

1. Have a heart condition.
2. Have an artificial heart valve.
3. Have risk factors for heart disease, such as high blood pressure or cholesterol levels.
4. Have asthma.
5. Have a condition affecting blood clotting.
6. Have liver or kidney disease.
7. Are anemic or malnourished.

Your doctor will discuss whether the treatment suits you in these cases.