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5.5 weeks ago, i miscarried at 8 wks. i have regular follow up w/my ob and will see him again 1/4. i'd like to avoid d&c, what might make one necessary?
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Miscariage: There are two ways to manage a miscarriage surgical management with a d and c and medical management with medication. The decision on which is the better mode of management is usually made in consultation with your physician.
Answered 3/13/2019
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