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Recommended gap b/w DNC and laparoscopic
I got DNC done on 31st December 2022. I am currently on tab Nevlon the course of which wil complete on 21st January 2023. I am not not having any other issues after DNC.
I have been on uterine fibroid for which doc has recommended laparoscopic myomectomy.
I want to know since i have recently had DNC, is it recommended to go for laparoscopic myomectomy ? How much gap should be there between the two? Wil it be fine if i plan the surgery towards March end or April beginning? Will I be completely recovered from DNC by then?
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Wait for the histopathology report of D&C specimen. After that you can go for myomectomy.
There is nothing technical about the gap between D&C and myomectomy but you should know whether you should have a myomectomy or some other more extensive procedure.
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U will be getting ur periods usually after 6-8 weeks of D and C
U can proceed with the proposed surgery once u get ur periods
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Connect please
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Does not matter
U can plan myomectomy as per ur convenience
Reason for dnc?
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