Re: Benefits and risks of D&C after MC - doctors, please

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however the latter is natural and former a manual procedure open to the the risk of errors.. It is a very personal and difficult decision so decide what would make you recover better and deal with the loss better.I personally choose to miscarry naturally as i having no kids could not afford a remote chance of a error or utrine damage and was bleeding normally not excessively.

All the best and god bless tina At Fri, 31 May 2002, Fadette wrote: >
>The nurse at my OB's office says it's up to me. But she didn't give me
>any info what to base my decision on. I think she said that if I get
>D&C I will stop bleeding faster.
>
>My MIL said she had several D&C and the doctors told her that D&C
>_improves_ your chances of successful future pregnancies. Is that
>correct?
>
>Can you list the risks and benefits of D&C anfter MC, please?
>Or, if you could point me to a web site that lists them.

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