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Periods after abortion
I had abortion on April 3... through MTP...i had bleeding with clots  till April 14...after that no spotting nothing...i did pregnancy test on April 29 it's +ve...i done scan transabdominal which says everything normal...I got periods on May 10 i passed alot of tissues in first 3 hours after that no tissues...i bleeded for 5 days i got pregnancy test -ve...after that I got my periods on June 9, July 7, aug 3...but in these 3 cycles i see a very small piece of flesh like tissue passing on every Cycle day 2...and bleed is not much just 1 pad per day only bleed till 3 days and spotting on day 4 n 5... I don't wanna do D & C or TVS since I'm virgin pregnant.. is that small tissue or flesh passing through every normal monthly cycle is rpoc or uterine lining...every month I'm doing abdominal ultrasound where ET is 10mm before period...and 4mm after period...
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For the sake of your health and well being please get out of this inhibition of getting TVS or D&C. You should have got D&C done soon after your Abortion.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Virgin pregnant! That's a strange term though! So what ur passing is the shedding of endometrial lining
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Please consult for proper discussion.
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Its normal
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do regular excercise drink plenty of liquids focus on healthy food include fruits in ur diet
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These are normal menstrual cycles . Nothing to worry about.
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