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Hi, I was 5 weeks 5 days pregnant when miscarriage happened and the doctor gave me medicines to clear everything today I went for the ultrasound and wanted to know if anything is remaining or all clear. Bleeding has stopped and there is a light pain pelvic region.
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The ultrasound is indicative of incomplete abortion
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There are few small pieces but they will get expelled with the next period. Please don't go for a D&C because the D&C instruments may not pick them up.
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Minimal ? Product of conception? Blood clot..most likely...no issues..u cn connect..for further management nd consultantation
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Connect please
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