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Trying To Conceive, Purpose Cervical Flushing, Previously Caesarian Delivery
i want to get pregnant again since my child is already nine years old.but my obgyne told me that i have to undergone cervical flushing so that my intestine and ovary will separate.maybe because i was a caesarian before that is why my intestine and ovary are together.what is the purpose of cervical flushing?please help me with my problem.
Sun, 27 May 2012
Hi welcome to HCMForum. So far my knowledge is concerned cervical flushing is a term for in vitro fertilization. {test tube baby} but the chances of succes are questionable.
Intestinal adhesions are not advisible to retain. I advise you to consult a gastroenterologist for confermation of any other sites also after having c.t.scan
Intestinal adhesions are not advisible to retain. I advise you to consult a gastroenterologist for confermation of any other sites also after having c.t.scan
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Hi welcome to HCMForum. to be frank i have no idea about cervical flushing. so far my knowledge is concerned it is some thing of test tube baby.
leaving aside obstetrical purpose intestinal adhesions should not be left like that. I advise you to consult a gastroenterologist or ageneral surgeon.
He will confirm the number of adhesions after taking the c.t.scan and plan the surgery. if left may lead to intestinal obstriction latter. this surgery
may be of help to conceive if you alarm the surgeon before hand. wishing for success in all respects.
leaving aside obstetrical purpose intestinal adhesions should not be left like that. I advise you to consult a gastroenterologist or ageneral surgeon.
He will confirm the number of adhesions after taking the c.t.scan and plan the surgery. if left may lead to intestinal obstriction latter. this surgery
may be of help to conceive if you alarm the surgeon before hand. wishing for success in all respects.
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