DNC for women stands for dilation and curettage, a medical procedure commonly used to diagnose and treat certain uterine conditions. It involves dilating the cervix and scraping tissue from the uterus.
Orthopedic surgery corrects problems that arise in the skeleton and its attachments, the ligaments and tendons. It may also deal with some problems of the nervous system, such as those that arise from injury of the spine.
The TORCH test measures the levels of an infant's antibodies against five groups of chronic infections: t oxoplasmosis, o ther infections, r ubella, c ytomegalovirus (CMV), and h erpes simplex virus (HSV).
yes, it makes no difference if you are already bleeding.
If you seek abortion and is between 6-14 weeks or if you had a miscarriage and not everything came out.
A dead body produces bacteria that could cause a infection. If you leave a decomposing fetus in a body the bacteria could cause a infection in the uturus that could lead to infertility or death if not treated immediatly.
no your spouse is not allowed in the procedure room but yes he is definitely needed after the procedure is over. that's where plays an important roleType your answer here...
If you mean a very early miscarriage with no known cause, then going to the doctor sooner will only be a help for your own piece of mind when the pregnancy is far enough along for the baby's heartbeat to be heard. There's usually nothing that can be done. If the miscarriage was from a known cause such as an autoimmune disease or other factors, seeing a doctor early would be important. In either case,if seeing your doctor makes you less worried, then that would be a good thing.
It is an anxious time when pregnant after a miscarriage, but remember that most women do miscarry at some time as it is very common. Even if you start bleeding again, it can settle and things continue as normal even if you have a history of miscarriage
If you have a D and C while pregnant the fetus will be aborted. A D and C stands for the uterus to be dialated and the lining to be cut. or scraped to rid the uterus of the lining
In the US, a D&C has been an outpatient procedure since the 1970s at least. You will likely be in the procedure room for an hour or two, most of that time just resting and waiting to be discharged.
Just doing a quick search on findzer's web search I came up with a bunch of links to info about the procedure but nothing about actual cost I guess it depends on the accompanying procedures such as hysteroscopy and polypectomy depending ont he reason for the D&C
Yes you can.
Yes.
During a D&C only the endometirum of the uterus is effected. Since this is normally replaced every month there is no effect on future pregnancies.
Yes, its entirely possible to fall pregnant straight after a DNC.
Yes, this method is what is used when a woman has had a miscarriage and they usually have no problem getting pregnant afterwards.
Dear, You see on that question has two terms: DILATION and CURETTAGE, so instrument should be use for that procedure is instrument used for dilation and instrument used for curettage. Instrument should be use for dilation:-Hegar dilation include numbers from 3 to 12. Instrument should be use for curettage: curette, it is side small, medium, and large, and blunt or sharp. by the side some instrument need for dilation and curettage such as uterine measurement, teneculum, ring forcep, pean, needle, syring, medicine cup..ege.. I hope I explaned some thing to you. have a nice weekend. CN.
The average time to get pregnant is 8,5 months. 3 months is nothing. If you've had no luck in 1 year you can seek help.
U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is the current chairperson of the DNC. The DNC chairperson is elected by the DNC members.
Not at all. Congratulations! You're pregnant!
Well only if you are unable to naturally past the baby should you get a dnc done. Some women their bodies can rid themselves of the child while others need help.