Methods of unsafe abortion include: the ingestion of harmful substances, physical means such as insertion of a foreign object or substance through the cervix and into the uterus, and external force, such as squeezing or massaging the abdomen [2,4-6]. It is suggested that the increasing availability and clandestine use of the E1 prostaglandin analogue, misoprostol is replacing many of these riskier methods of unsafe abortion in a number of countries [4,7,8]. In developing countries, severe complications and maternal deaths are lower with the use of misoprostol, even when used incorrectly, when compared to physical means of unsafe induced abortion [9,10].