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Moderate Tissue left after D&C
I got pregnant with my first child in June 2021. In the third month scan I got to know that there were some issues with foetus and so had to terminate the pregnancy. There was continuous spotting for more than 1.5 months and after a scan we got to know some tissue is still left inside. The doctor said it will come out on its own with periods. But in last 3 months I got my period only once and the cycle has become irregular. I want to start planning again but shall I get the remaining parts removed before getting pregnant again?? Is it harmful to conceive in such situations?
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Yes ofcourse get it removed to avoid infection and other complications
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It is always better to get a repeat ultrasound and check for any retained product s and remove them with a check currettage if present and then plan the next pregnancy
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Yes. It is better that uterus should be empty. Also you should get at least one normal period before you plan next pregnancy. A retained piece of previous pregnancy can harbour infection and that can lead to serious complications. So if sonography shows some pieces of previous Pregnancy, it is better to get a D&C done.
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