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Re: Post D&C Tissue & Menstrual Period

From: amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 24 May 2001 10:50:00 -0500 (CDT)


i had a d&c on 2/2/01. i had no bleeding afterwords and the first menstral cycle i got after that was i day short of 6 weeks post. the next one i got was 16 days late. and right now i am 2 days late. this is the third period after the surgery and it is still not right. i have heard about going on the pill or progesterone to regulate my period again, but i want to get pregnant asap again and i dont know if i should regulate my period and then try or try anyway. let me know if you get any advice that may help me too. thanks

At Thu, 24 May 2001, Ashley wrote: >
>Hi! You may remember my story from yesterday -- I'm 6w post D with
>off-and-on bleeding. I think I've determined the bleeding is due to
>persistent chorionic tissue because early this morning I passed a very
>large tissue clot (probably the size of a quarter about 1 cm thick) and
>have had no bleeding/cramping/unusual symptoms since.
>
>What would be the protocol now that this has occurred... Should I still
>"wait and see" before having an ultrasound & additional blood work for
>hcg levels or should I have these things done anyway? Also, I thought
>the recent bleeding (which lasted 2 weeks) was my 1st period after the
>d and assume that's not the case given that I just passed the tissue.
>Does the "usual 3 to 8 weeks" from today rule apply to when I should
>expect my period, or would it be sooner?
>
>Thank you in advance for any help!
>
>--
>Ashley
>






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