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Hi doc , I had dnc due to blighted ovum 4 weeks back. After that sonography was done and doc said everything is cleaned.
Few weeks later I was having spotting daily. Today I.e after 4 weeks doc suggested to take misoprostol tablet . Should I take it or not and what might be the reason as already she said no residue was left and no infection? It's so confusing.
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Do beta hcg and if it’s not positive then no role of misoprost
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scan should be repeated
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Connect please
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
Gynecologist
3 yrs exp
Delhi
Repeat ultrasound to be done . If there are no products left then misoprostol should not be taken.
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