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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. 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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No you should not wait.... if you want I can give you misoprost tablet depending on the situation... thats also a trail medicine not confirm.... its better to go for d and e ... kindly consult for further detailed checkup and advise
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In my opinion, since there is still some product left even after taking MTP, you will need to under go Dilatation and Curretage. Please visit a gynaecologist. It is a day care procedure. Doesn’t usually require admission more than 24 hours.
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A small residual of 0.13 ml after MTP is very minimal. In many cases, it does pass on its own with the next period.
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Follow up with your doctor as advised. If you develop heavy bleeding, fever, or pain before your next period, see them sooner.
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I would advise:
* Maintain good hydration and nutrition.
* Avoid inserting anything into the vagina (tampons, intercourse) until bleeding has stopped completely or your gynecologist advises it is safe.
* Arrange a follow-up with your gynecologist
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Watch for heavy bleeding, fever, foul-smelling vaginal discharge, You have no severe lower abdominal pain.
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