See details: A D&C can be associated with Asherman syndrome. If this is a significant change from your periods prior to the procedure, I would suggest you follow up with your gynecologist. This can be determined by an office hysteroscopy or a hysterosalpingogram. The hysteroscopy is preferable. If there's a high index of suspicion, an operative hysteroscopy can be done at the hospital to treat the Asherman.
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