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sorry i posted a question about having a by hysterectomy but i ment to say by c-section. is it possible that after having a baby by c-section and that the placenta was left behind by mistake is it possible to lead to endrometriosis?
it was left in there because after my six week check up after number of times of complaining of pain and constant bleeding the doctor finaly sent me for a scan and found that most of the placenta was left behind and that i had to go and have a d&c by assisted scan to remove it but was rushed in a week later as they had'nt removed it all and to this date i still have some there and i now have been diagnosed with endrometriosis which they have tryed to fix but beening in so much pain and still bleeding they are now having to op for a hysterectomy in 3 weeks time.
I suppose anything is possible, but I highly doubt a doctor would leave the placenta in there.....read some posts in here and google endometriosis for more info.
WHy would you think the placenta is in there? How long ago?
WHy would you think the placenta is in there? How long ago?
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