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RPOC not cleared
I had a missed abortion last Sunday(15th June) and I was asked to clear it mife and miso. When scanned on this Tuesday(24th June), doctor told that there some small portion of the products left to be cleared. So I was given miso that day. I don't see any sign of products getting out. I could only see a little amount of brown discharge inside the vagina. There's a repeat scan to be done next week. What should I do now? Should I go tell this to my gynaec? Should I opt for D&E or wait for the next period? The brown discharge is making me worried.
Note: This is a recurrent early pregnancy loss for me.
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First of all you must keep your Gynaecologist informed about what all is happening to you.
Secondly the next will be based on the report of your next ultrasound scan.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Wait for the repeat ultrasound if it still shows retained products the only option would be dne
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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