I have Misscarried @ 7 wk how long it take so that uterus is clean by it self or should i do D&C is it save?

Answer 1

i decided to let nature takes its cause i had already lost the baby at home. it was the hardest thing Ive ever had to do, it took 4 weeks before i was all clear i had to have weekly check ups and scans
it was very painful but i coped and I'm sure alot of women do.
this has to be a decision that can only be made by the person who sadly lost their child. thinking back now i was so emotionally affected if id been given time to decide i may have had the d&c.
my pregnancy ended at 10+5 but the baby hadnt devolped passed 6 weeks just all the other stuff had started to form placenta etc....
im so sorry for your loss hunni but i did go on to have a normal healthy pregnancy and baby 3 months later just make sure you give yourself plenty of time to heal physically and emotinally

Answer 2

Unless you are 100% certain that ALL the placenta and afterbirth passed out when you miscarried, you may still have some of that tissue left up in your uterus.

Go see a doctor and get examined. This is IMPORTANT. You can easily develop a high fever from infected, retained afterbirth. Millions of women over the years have DIED after childbirth because of this. It's that serious.
You can't really tell by yourself... only a professionally trained physician or midwife will know. Even if you start having periods again, you could still be retaining some afterbirth.

A Dilation and Curettage (D & C) is performed by a Ob/Gyn to scrape away the inside lining of the uterus and any unwanted afterbirth. It's not something you do yourself!!

Answer 3

option 1: let your body do it itself. This works well in early miscarrage, although they suggest you do wait at least 3 months befor trying to get preggy again. It will be like a long period. Mabey a little heavier bleeding. There will also be tissue, and clots that come out.

option 2: Get the D&C. this same day surgery is performed very quickly and it is very affective. This is normally done after 10 weeks of being pregnant. This is alot less involved then the natural method because you don't have to wait for everything to come out. it is taken out in a quicker fashion and there is less time until you are normal again. There is minimal bleeding for three days or less and very few clots.

I have been threw both and would rather do the D&C. It is faster, and less painful (especially if you are very emotional about the trama) I am sorry for your loss, but wish you a quick recovery. And just so you know, there is chance tog et pregnant after both. I am now 28 weeks pregnant. so keep your hopes up.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Only your OB/GYN can tell you if you need a D&C or not. they can run tests, or ultra sounds to make sure all of the tissue has been expelled. If all of the tissue does not come out and you don't have a D&C you can get an infection that can cause you to become sterile.

Answer 6

A Doctor will Tell you. It is a very safe procedure.
Just a scraping of the walls of the Uterus.

Answer 7

See your doctor. I miscarried twins at 9 weeks. My body didn't expell the fetus's at all, and I ended up septic, needing surgery, blood transfusions, and was reasonably close to dying. Don't mess around with it.

Answer 8

Letting 'nature take it's course' in this instance could be dangerous for you. You should be seen by your physician and let him/her make the call as to whether or not you need a D&C.

Answer 9

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