Dilation and Curettage

this happened to me as well, i was pregnant for like 8 weeks or so. then i was bleeding heavily on may 8 then fainted may 10 and still bleeding heavily, a large clot of blood that look quite like a liver came out,may 12 i had a pregnancy test. it was positive. may 17 i had a check up cause im still bleeding and my tummy is beating , i thought it was a heartbeat but then the doc told me that there is no baby found inside cause she ie-d me and ultrasound me,.the cervix is not opened anymore and my uterus is low for an 8-10 week old baby. she suggest that i have trans v ultrasound for me to be sure,. i think that's a miscarriage, cause my tummy is not growing anymore. but the best way is have yourself checked up with professionals.:)

It takes 2-3 weeks and during that time nothing is allowed to go inside, no penis, fingers or tampon and no baths.

The overall rate of complications associated with radical cystectomy may be as high as 25-35%.The rate of radical cystectomy-related deaths is 1-3%. Partial cystectomy has a complication rate of 11-29%.

Dilation and curettage is also known as a D&C. Recovery from this surgery could be anywhere from one day to a few weeks.

This surgical instrument is used to scrap the vaginal wall/lining during the D&C

It is best to consult your OBGYN for the correct answer for you and your situation. But I have heard from doctors myself that a person should wait 3 cycles before trying again, thereby letting the body get back to normal. But again ask your doctor for the best answer. Good luck!!

Six month?

Dilation and curettage is typically performed by Obstetricians in order to remove the contents of the uterus. In lieu of this procedure, evening primrose, black and blue cohosh, and vitamin C can be taken. However, this only produces the desired results around 50 percent of the time.

could nausea be an after effect of a d & c without cramping or bleeding
There are several side effects after having a DNC. Some of the most severe side effects are blood clots, heavy bleeding, foul smelling discharge, and cramping.

Yes If you are pregnant and are passing blood clots, go to an emergency room immediately.

This is extremely variable, as it depends upon the degree of impingement of the spinal nerve root by a bulging or slipped disc (most commonly). Pain can be transient and brief, if the impingement is only temporary, or it can be lifelong and chronic in the case of the more severe conditions.

my wife just had one done and it cost $5000

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Mammograms should be scheduled when a woman's breasts are least likely to be tender. One week after the menstrual period is usually best.

The DNC is the Democratic National Committee. But I suspect you meant "D&C" or "D and C." That is an abbreviation of a medical procedure known as Dilation and Curettage, which is the scraping of the lining of the uterus. It is frequently done after miscarriage. If you google on D&C (no spaces), a number of good hits are returned. WebMD is another excellent medical resource.

You must be really worried. This question is on here like 4 times. I know that you are probably stressed out beyoned all else. If you think that you are pregnant, make a doctor appointment and have them do a blood test to see. Good luck and God Bless:)

During a D&C procedure, the patient is told to lie on her back and her legs are placed on the stirrups. The doctor then inserts a speculum into the vagina to open the lower part of the uterus which is the cervix. Once it is open, the uterine lining will be scraped using a spoon-shaped instrument called a curette. Sometimes, a cannula will be used to suck out the remaining contents in the uterus.

Fractional dilatation and curettage is a technique where each section of the uterus is examined and scraped to get samples from all parts of the uterus. Fractional dilatation and curettage is the original diagnostic procedure used to rule out endometrial cancer, which has since been replaced by endometrial biopsy. (http://ehealthforum.com/health/fractional-d-c-t155182-a1.html)

It is a surgical method to clean out a uterus after a miscarriage, to perform an abortion past 9 weeks or to remove tumors. The cervix is dilated and the tool used to scrape the uterus wall is called a Curette.

Most women get their period within the month. Be careful becasue you can get pregnant before this.

No, as long as you pass all of the tissue from the pregnancy then you won't need a D&C, usually if it's a very early miscarriage then you won't need one. Only your doctor can decide if it's needed or not, through a series of blood tests, ultrasounds, or both. If you get a fever or other odd symptoms during or soon after a miscarriage you should seek medical help as you may have retained tissues and have an infection that needs attention.

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I had an AC decompression (distal clavicle resection) on 12/12/08. It is now 3/3/09 and I am about 80% better.

My pain before the surgery was quite bad and I had been favoring the arm for a long time so my recovery may be longer than some people. Also, I am 47 years old, so younger people might recover better.

I have been doing physical therapy twice a week since the surgery. I now have full range of motion and feel fine most of the time. I still have some minor pain when trying to use my arm over my head.

Yes. by 5 weeks you have healed inside and most likely started to ovulate.

dilation and currettage is usually done under anesthesia. There is associated post operative cramping similar to cramping during the monthly cycle