Menstruation after d&c

2021-11-10 16:21:37
I had a d&c for blighted ovum on 1st October. I have not got my periods till now so I went to my gynecologist today. She did a pelvic exam manually & told that my periods will start shortly & not to worry. Is it possible to detect the periods manually without any scan?
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An ultrasound would tell! Hope you have done a pregnancy test if you have been sexually active ?

Answered2021-11-11 05:19:35

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Yes ofcourse

Answered2021-11-10 20:35:30

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Answered2021-11-10 17:25:43

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Yes possible Cervix feels soft and little open ,, clinical examination is much more potential,, So just relax , don’t take stress The more stress you take the more delayed it would be

Answered2021-11-10 16:55:32

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Periods might get delayed post any abortive procedure. Don’t worry , wait for a few days Make sure you use contraceptive in case of intimacy.

Answered2021-11-11 07:57:41

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Ideally u shud hv got ur period by now Per vaginal examination ...very difficult to predict impending period U need investigations to find out the reason for delay Pregnancy test if u had been sexually active after the dnc

Answered2021-11-10 18:28:22

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yes u can come to know

Answered2021-11-10 17:26:39

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