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Retained products of conception
I got MTP and after 25 days I got scanning which showed "Minimal retained products of conception measuring 0.6*0.6*0.5cm", but my doctor suggested to wait for a week to see if I will get periods and if not she prescribed me to take CRINA NCR 10mg to take for 5 days to get periods. When I generally checked it was mentioned another tablet must be taken to clear retained products. Is it okay if I take the prescribed tablet to get periods?
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Dr. Manisha Paul
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
3 yrs exp
Dibrugarh
No.Its minimal products of conception.Better to go for vacuum aspiration to remove the RPOC.Once cleared then you will resume your menses.
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