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Suggest Treatment For Abdominal Pain Post A D&C Surgery

After d&c of my pregnancy, was feeling pain and my doctor checked and still some tisue remains in utres and asked me to wait for first mensuration. After first mensuration also that tisue not came and consulted with doctor,doctor told that tisue is more contact with utres wall and need to do D&c again.kindly advise me on this
posted on Tue, 31 Oct 2017
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Thanks for sharing your health concern with us. In the current scenario, the depth of the retained products of conception in the wall of the endometrium also should be noted since the uterus failed to expel them during the menstrual period. This can be done through an MRI/ultrasound. If considered appropriate, another evacuation and check curettage is performed under strict aseptic precautions and proper anesthesia. A trans-vaginal sonogram gives a better idea than an abdominal sonogram. Hope this helps.
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Suggest Treatment For Abdominal Pain Post A D&C Surgery

Hello, Thanks for sharing your health concern with us. In the current scenario, the depth of the retained products of conception in the wall of the endometrium also should be noted since the uterus failed to expel them during the menstrual period. This can be done through an MRI/ultrasound. If considered appropriate, another evacuation and check curettage is performed under strict aseptic precautions and proper anesthesia. A trans-vaginal sonogram gives a better idea than an abdominal sonogram. Hope this helps.