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What is Clostridium sordelli and why is it included in the ‘Warnings’ section of the Mifeprex label?

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What is Clostridium sordelli and why is it included in the ‘Warnings’ section of the Mifeprex label?

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Clostridium sordelli is a bacteria that is anaerobic (it can live without oxygen) and in very rare cases produces toxins that are rapidly fatal. Rare infections with Clostridium sordelli can occur following childbirth (vaginal delivery and caesarian section), as well as following medical abortions. The bacteria can also occur with abdominal or bone (orthopedic) surgery, and deep skin infections.

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