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Having No Periods Since D&C Done For Particles Left After Birth. Suggested Second D&C To Remove Scar Tissues. What To Do?

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Posted on Fri, 23 Aug 2013
Question: I had I baby on 4-1-13 then in 4-17-13 had to have a D&C for left over particles from birth ever since the D&C I haven't had my period, and another DRmtold me I might need a second D&C to remove scar tissues that was a result od my first D&C. My question is, is this considered medical mal practice?
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Answered by Dr. Aarti Abraham (16 minutes later)
Hello,

Thanks for your query.

This is not considered medical malpractice, because adhesion formation is a known complication of any D and C procedure.

D and C results in scraping off of the lining of the uterus, and the bare layers can definitely stick together resulting in adhesions and scar tissues.

One word though, apart from your question - scar tissue from a previous tissue, is best removed by a hysteroscopically guided procedure under direct vision, thereby reducing the risk of further complications.


Take care.
Feel free to discuss further.
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Having No Periods Since D&C Done For Particles Left After Birth. Suggested Second D&C To Remove Scar Tissues. What To Do?

Hello,

Thanks for your query.

This is not considered medical malpractice, because adhesion formation is a known complication of any D and C procedure.

D and C results in scraping off of the lining of the uterus, and the bare layers can definitely stick together resulting in adhesions and scar tissues.

One word though, apart from your question - scar tissue from a previous tissue, is best removed by a hysteroscopically guided procedure under direct vision, thereby reducing the risk of further complications.


Take care.
Feel free to discuss further.