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Would a miscarriage at 6 mos cause so much scarring to prohibit future pregnancies and if so what procedure would cause that?
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∙ 17y ago
I am so sorry for your loss. The only thing I can contribute to this answer is Asherman's Syndrome. Asherman's is when during a procedure like a D&C (procedure to remove the contents of conception from the uterus using a dull spoon instrument) the uterus is accidentally punctured or scarred causing scar tissue and complications. Having Asherman's could limit your ability to have subsequent children but can also be treated. A miscarriage at six months is almost like a mini-labor so unless you have an incomplete placenta and need a D & C as above, there should be no scarring on the uterus and it would be just like having a baby, which you have had really.
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