D&C
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My doctor called saying he did not get any tissue from uterus because the cervix was closed and since he did it in the office he did not want to force it because he said he could injury me and the pain would be bad. He said he got tissue from cervix and they tested it and it was normal and pap smear was normal. But Thursday he wants to do a D&C and get tissue from the uterus and with his camera look around and if any pylops he would remove them during the surgery, My questions are: Did you all that had the D&C be put to sleep? Was it done on out patient bases? Did you bleed a lot afterwards? Share all you will with the D&C surgery.
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Lolasmom carolrd
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I had a d&c some time ago. Yes I was put under but was no big deal. I did not bleed much either and went home same day. I think I went in about 10:00 am and was home having dinner. Don't worry you will be fine
Psyched_Out_Kim carolrd
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I had mine done in day surgery as well. You'll take a nice nap as the doctor works, and be sent home later on. I can't speak about the amount of bleeding, because I had my d&c due to nonstop bleeding.
carolrd Psyched_Out_Kim
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Psyched_Out_Kim carolrd
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I'm not 100% sure if my doctor did a biopsy, but I wouldn't doubt it. If anything had been found, my doctor would have called and had me come in sooner than the scheduled appointment. However, I did end up going to see her earlier anyway, because the bleeding continued. I was put on Lupron for months, which gave all the symptoms of menopause. Once I was off the med, the bleeding started up again. I finally asked for a hysterectomy, because enough was enough. She did the hysterectomy, and took everything but the ovaries.
The D&C is extremely helpful, and the best part is that you get to sleep through it. If the doctor isn't quick with the results, call and ask for them, even if you have to do it several times. I don't think biopsy results take very long, a few days at most, but usually sooner.
annsproject carolrd
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carolrd annsproject
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Annsproject was that tool a dilator? My used dilator didn't work. You said all that was done in the office was you put to sleep? What is a LEEP? Your abnormal tissue wasn't cancer but high risk to turning cancerous? Everything you got done was in the doctors office and you was not put to sleep? Sorry for the break now in questions I just want to make sure I understand your response and I do not know what LEEP stands for.
annsproject carolrd
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I dont remember the name of the tool but it was used to open the cervix to get to the uterus. Thr polyps were cancer free but the polyp in the cervix showed a very high risk to get cancer later. I was awake n didnt feel much at all to remove the polyps.
The LEEP, That was done in the office also. I was awake. They gave me several shots on the cervix as he cut out sections to remove a few sections. They use another tool to cauterize, to close where he cut, then applied salve to stop the bleeding. He said he made sure to cut out enough to remove cancer risks. He said itll take 6 weeks to heal and there has been normal brown drainage and bleeding for almost 10 days and its cleared up now. I cant swim, bathe or have sex until about August 10th. I feel great and so relieved i had it done. There was very slight pain during the procedure. He said anytime after 8 weeks if i see any bleeding, it may be another polyp in the uterus and then I'll have to have a DnC.
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carolrd annsproject
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carolrd annsproject
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annsproject carolrd
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annsproject carolrd
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Im considered post menopause. Im 54 and havent had a period in about 8 yrs. This past April is when i started bleeding and thats why i went to my obgyn and had a papsmear n the other tests. It was the bigger polyp that caused the bleeding. There shouldnt be anymore bleeding now.r Im one of the few lucky women that has very mild menopause symptoms. No hot flashes. I believe I take after my mom. She also had mild symptoms. There is no sure sign to say when you get past menopause n go into post menopause. Many women still continue symptoms well into post-menopause. After that then you're always considered postmenopause.
unico31026 carolrd
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I had a d & c in 1995 and I was put to sleep. I had a light bleed for about two days and besides mild cramps I was fine.