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How safe is getting a hysterectomy? Will it effect my fertility later? And when can i plan after this?
I had a miscarriage in june and then dnc . My doctor wants to get this done to check for polyps. I am little scared to get it done.
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In my opinion it is better you go ahead with the hysteroscopy as your usg report mentions that it could be polyps. Also could be remains of previous abortion.
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Hysterectomy is removal of uterus, obviously after that you can not plan pregnancy. Probably your doctor is talking about hysteroscopy which means putting a hysteroscope inside womb. It is a safe procedure, if done taking all precautions. It can guide us if any endometrial pathology is responsible for miscarriages.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Hysteroscopy is good for removal of polyps . Ask your doc to remove the polyps in same sitting for better implantation if embryo and prevention of miscarriage
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Hysteroscopy can also be combined with tubal flushing and laparoscopy dye test to rule out other causes of recurrent miscarriage like endometriosis and tuberculosis.
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