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Miscarriage and endometrial line
Hello,
I had my miscarriage in month of jan2023 it was 4month pregnancy.
After that I has my regular periods of 3days with proper 30days cycle.
In last period doc has checked for endometrial thickness it shows 12mm on 3nd day of period .
And now in this month I had done sonography after 15days of period where the thickness is 13mm .
Now doc has suggested for d&c to remove the remaining particles of previous pregancy.
Attaching my report too.
Please help do I need to go for d&c
Thank you
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It is difficult for me to understand how you develop so much faith in a Doctor whom you haven't seen, as against a Doctor who has been seeing you for many months.
If you don't like your Doctor's advice, please consult another Doctor in your area who can see you personally.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
If ur periods are regular
U do not need a dnc
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Chennai
No need to go for d and c. You are having regular cycles and 3 days bleeding only. In ultrasound reports there is no sign of retained products of conception of previous pregnancy
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