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9 week postpartum, five weeks post d&c for retained peices placnta, now ultrasound show free fluid, doc wants to preform hysteroscopydue to spotting?
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He wants to be sure: that there were not any retained placenta parts that were missed. Ask him what the risks and benefits of proceeding now, vs watching and waiting. He knows your history the best.
Answered 12/29/2016
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