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A 34years old's menses stopped about 10years ago as a result of excessive bleeding due to retained placenta and evacuation was carried out. what's her chance of seeing her menses again and possibly having more kids?
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Minimal but possible: If the retained placenta and subsequent D & C was too vigorous then the endometrium (lining of the womb) may be scarred an destroyed. A GYN MD exam can use hormones to test for the menses and/or use ultrasound to see if the endometrium is fused to the inner uterine muscle.(Asherman's Syndrome). Have her see a GYN MD for further information.
Answered 12/26/2019
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