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Re: intravaginal compresses forgottenFrom: Paul Prior MD (pprior@earthlink.net)Sun Aug 22 13:55:16 1999
On Sun, 22 Aug 1999 09:14:18 -0500, bouschbacher@i2m.fr (Bouschbacher JM, France) wrote:
>I have forgotten 2 compresses after a childbirth (forceps for fetal I have had occasion to find forgotten sponges after vaginal delivery at the 6 week follow up check - most times women complained of a continued discharge and of course a quite disgusting sponge was then removed. I've never seen anyone with a problem related to one left in (I've found probably 5 or 6 [none left by me, btw]). I'm aware of no published data that would improve on empirical observation in this regard. If she went home on day 10 with no problems I can't see how she would have any problem after this.
-- Paul Prior MD pprior@earthlink.net Don't Blame Me... Ashland, KY USA I Voted For Bob Dole "No question that an admission of making false statements to government officials is an impeachable offense" Bill Clinton, 1974
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