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I am unmarried. I had taken pills on 25 th January..after bleeding stop.i did sonography it showed rpoc 14 x9 mm ..I again take misopristol as per dr.suggestion..clots passed alot ..still it is showing rpoc of 1.1 x 0.6 cm .What to do now..should I go for misopristol or D&c.? Can rpoc affect future pregnancy or periods.I am scared of D&C procedure .
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U need to proceed with dne
Yes retained products may invite infection n may cause tubal blockage if left untreated
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You should go for D&C.
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Go for DnC
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Connect please
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Dr. Prakruthi Mahamani
Obstetrician
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Bangalore
Are you having bleeding even now? You need to connect as a discussion is needed.
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