Asherman's syndrome: Asherman's syndrome can be caused by extensive scarring of the lining of the uterus, usually as a result of serious infection. A "natural" miscarriage is not generally associated with such. It is unlikely that Asherman's is present, especially if you are now having fairly normal periods (3-5 days if not on oral birth control).
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Natural miscarriage: If you had a natural miscarriage without a surgical D & C procedure to follow, then Asherman's syndrome is an exceedingly rare occurrence Hysteroscopy will provide insight into the possible cause of any scar tissue if seen.
Answered 1/12/2018
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Yes : Sometime you can develop scar tissue from curettage ,so anyway hysteroscope is a good way to evaluate
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