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Took mtp 15 June after 2 weeks had USG where residual left for about 10mm. Then I had medicines and advised to take another USG. Now it's showing 0.13ml left. Bleeding has completely stopped now.. Is it normal should I wait for my periods and it'll pass through that? I don't want to go with DnC. This was my first pregnancy and I'm afraid if I go with DnC it'll cause any issues in future.....please suggest.
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If added symptoms like pain and irregular bleeding is occurring then need a repeat consultation and evaluation.
S&E is a safe procedure when done by a trained gynaecologist.
Residual products May lead to infection which can also hinder in further pregnancies.
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0.1ml is very less also your bleeding has completely stopped. So need not to worry. Just wait for the periods to come. It might be irregular for the first few months
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Wait for the next periods
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Based on what you’ve described, this is reassuring. Your ultrasound has improved from a 10 mm retained product to only 0.13 mL, which is a very small residual amount. If your bleeding has completely stopped, you have no fever, severe pain, foul-smelling discharge, or heavy bleeding, then expectant management (waiting and observing) is a reasonable option in many cases.
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many women, such a tiny residual tissue is expelled naturally with the next menstrual period or gets reabsorbed by the body. A D&C is usually not required if you’re clinically well and the retained tissue is minimal.
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Continue follow-up with your gynecologist and seek immediate medical attention if you develop heavy bleeding, fever, severe abdominal pain, or foul-smelling discharge.
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