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Pregnancy after d n c
I had my d nc done when I was 7weeks pregnant .
It's been more than 6weeks but still I have not got my periods.
I have pcos .
We had intercourse also after d n c.
Please suggest how to proceed,I want to conceive asap.
When will I get my periods?
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It is usual not to get periods after a d&c for sometime.but hope you are using contraception to avoid immediate conception
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Give a gap of at least 40 days after last d and c to try for pregnancy
Next Steps
If you have joined and periods are delayed do a pregnancy test with morning sample urine
Health Tips
If pregnancy test is negative don’t take any hormones for 3 months after abortion
Wait for your natural periods for at least 3-6 months after abortion
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Dr. Gogineni Divya Chowdary
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Good evening..
Please wait for 3-6 months for next pregnancy, as d and c was done very recently. It will take time for the uterus lining to become normal and next pregnancy to implant well.
Next Steps
Get a pregnancy test once..
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For pcos consult online doctor , to manage accordingly.
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