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Query realated to incomplete abortion
On 10th I had my abortion begun ....then I got an incomplete abortion ... It's been 2 weeks since my abortion started..i.e today is 23/4/2021 and it's not completed yet ... Gyno asked me to go for vaccum aspirations but right now I have very urgent work going on so can't get surgery right now ...I wanted to do it later i.e on 28 /4/2021 ... Can I wait till 28th ... Will I get Infection by that time ?
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The earliest the better. With Open os( uterus entry ) it is always risky Suggested immediate completion of the ssme
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Dr. Janki Vira
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Yes you can get infection . Get it done asap
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