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two d n c still have retained products what happens next can i still get pragnant was told another d n c is dangerous now its a waiting game

I had an abortion on 6-18 -2011 I twas 6. Weeks 9 days later still bleeding I went to the emergency room in was giving an d n c for retained products the blading did stop now 7-18 2011 I went for an checkup in was told I still had retained product my h c g levels did drop alot its 180 I was told if I do another one that its dangerous I did have an fungus it was token care of will this cause any damage to my body since its still there would it pass its self can I get pragnant
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202436 tn?1326474333
There is no way to know whether this will cause damage or not right now.  It's something you will have to wait and see.  Any scar tissue that could pose problems won't show up for awhile.  You really need to see an obgyn NOT the ER.
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1428239 tn?1333457053
I had retained product after a d&c and I didnt know.. the bleeding got lighter than a week later it started up again then I started passing clots and had extreme cramping.. My HCg was around 50 when I passed the product.. and went down quickly after that.
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134578 tn?1693250592
Have they done anything else, such as give you a pill to cause contractions?  I would think that if you go to your ob-gyn (not the emergency room), you could talk about getting an ultrasound-guided D&C to get the retained tissue out of there.
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