All subjects will return to the office within 7 days of having the misoprostol and have another vaginal ultrasound. If they have not aborted, they will be offered three options; waiting, using additional doses of misoprostol or surgery. If the abortion is failed as evidenced by embryonic cardiac activity on Day 15, these women will be scheduled for surgical aspiration. At the first follow-up visit, information will be obtained about completion of the abortion, and then about the woman’s experience of bleeding, pain and side effects. Pain will be measured by an 11-point numeric pain scale, using the question “On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 is no pain and 10 is pain as bad as it can be, what was the worst pain like for you?”. They will be asked, “If you were in the same situation, would you choose a medical or surgical abortion? If given the choice, would you choose the same medications you received in this study?”. These scales and questions have been reported in other studies.