No, you don't have to, only if you have remains still inside the uterus which the doctor can see when you see him for the miscarriage.
Not sure what you mean since this is a procedure to abort or clean out the uterus after a miscarriage.
This procedure is known as a D&C (dilatation and curettage).
Yes it is. The D&C was on the inside.
D & C (Dilatation and Curettage.)
Yes you are asleep the 5-10 minutes it takes.
Fractional dilatation and curettage is a technique where each section of the uterus is examined and scraped to get samples from all parts of the uterus. Fractional dilatation and curettage is the original diagnostic procedure used to rule out endometrial cancer, which has since been replaced by endometrial biopsy.
dilation and currettage is usually done under anesthesia. There is associated post operative cramping similar to cramping during the monthly cycle
Not if it's done correctly, no. Every surgery has risks but it's very rare.
More correctly known as a D and C meaning dilatation and curettage, it's a surgical procedure that literally scrapes out the uterus, removing the remnents of the aborted fetus' amniotic sac and other uteral material of the pregnancy.
Dilation and curettage, D&C.
Not all miscarriages require a dilation and curettage, it depends on how far along in the pregnancy you were. You should schedule an exam with your doctor after a miscarriage to make sure you do not need one.
No there is not.