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miscarraige
hi there im 25 yr old female i was pragnant for 6 weeks and suddenly started bleeding and it continues for several days and than my doctor said that i had a miscarraige they dont done my dnc as they said they dont found any thing remaing inside in ultrasound i wanna ask that is this is safe with no dnc and how may % are chances that when i get pragnant again this problem will not accur and what care should i do for safety?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
I am sorry to hear about your loss. I always tell people to remember two important things when they have a miscarriage: One--the miscarriage was most likely caused by an abnormality of the pregnancy ( birth defect ) and Two--nothing YOU did or did not do caused the miscarriage. A third important consideration is that you know you CAN get pregnant.
If your ultrasound was negative for tissue within the uterus--you are better of WITHOUT a D&C. Nature is pretty good at cleaning the uterus, and whenever surgery is done, there is a potential for scarring and injury of the uterus. Usually it is only necessary to do surgery if there is retained tissue.
It is VERY common to have a miscarriage. It is fairly unusual to have two in a row. The majority of women who have a miscarriage will conceive again and carry the next pregnancy to term, so your chances are very good.
For my patients who have had miscarriages, I recommend that they continue their vitamins. There is no need to delay trying again. When they do become pregnant again, I like to follow quantitative beta HCG ( pregnancy hormone levels ) and progesterone levels. I also like to do an early ultrasound.
I wish you the best!
Dr B
I am sorry to hear about your loss. I always tell people to remember two important things when they have a miscarriage: One--the miscarriage was most likely caused by an abnormality of the pregnancy ( birth defect ) and Two--nothing YOU did or did not do caused the miscarriage. A third important consideration is that you know you CAN get pregnant.
If your ultrasound was negative for tissue within the uterus--you are better of WITHOUT a D&C. Nature is pretty good at cleaning the uterus, and whenever surgery is done, there is a potential for scarring and injury of the uterus. Usually it is only necessary to do surgery if there is retained tissue.
It is VERY common to have a miscarriage. It is fairly unusual to have two in a row. The majority of women who have a miscarriage will conceive again and carry the next pregnancy to term, so your chances are very good.
For my patients who have had miscarriages, I recommend that they continue their vitamins. There is no need to delay trying again. When they do become pregnant again, I like to follow quantitative beta HCG ( pregnancy hormone levels ) and progesterone levels. I also like to do an early ultrasound.
I wish you the best!
Dr B
thanx dr i am satisfied with ur answer and many prayers and regards for you as you are doing wounderful job.
thanx dr your answer was pretty satisfaying and this is a first time i write to any one and you replied thanx alot tc shamsa.
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