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Having spotting since 45 days after abor
I have took medical abortion (1 mifepristone and 4 misoprostol) about 1 and half months ago. For 14 days I had normal bleeding and cramping but after that every day I am having some spotting(I.e. spotting since 45 days). I have checked with gynecologist, she said may be some tissue still left in the uterus, so we have to do surgical removal, but still I don't have any kind of pain or medical emergencies for surgical. So should I wait to clear naturally or go for surgical removal.
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medical termination of pregnancy strictly done only and the doctors guidance directly in there is retained products kindly do go ahead for a suction evacuation as said by the doctor
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
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35 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. You have to do an ultrasound to see oif there is some tissue left in the uterus . Then only surgical removal is advised .
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