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Underwent DNC After Miscarriage. Noticed Prolonged Bleeding. Prescribed Antibiotics. What Can Be Done?

I m 30 yrs old I hd miscarage in July and I went for DNC after one month it got redeveloped
I hd again dnc
And it was11 aug
I cnslt dr abt bcz bleeding was contonue she advsed usg it was normal and she gv me antibiotics and cytlog some days bleeding stop
But fr m last 3 4 days it again continues .now plz i m confused is it normal petiods bleeding r i should cnslt gyne again
Fri, 13 Sep 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
I think you should have one blood test called beta hCG to rule the presence of a Gestational Trophoblasatic Disease which may present in this fashion.
If this is negative repeat a trans vaginal pelvic ultrasound from any other place. If this is negative too you may benefit from hormonal treatment prescribed by a gynecologist for short term.
Take care.
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Underwent DNC After Miscarriage. Noticed Prolonged Bleeding. Prescribed Antibiotics. What Can Be Done?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. I think you should have one blood test called beta hCG to rule the presence of a Gestational Trophoblasatic Disease which may present in this fashion. If this is negative repeat a trans vaginal pelvic ultrasound from any other place. If this is negative too you may benefit from hormonal treatment prescribed by a gynecologist for short term. Take care.