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Q: Asherman's Syndrome diagnosis

asked by: ynotboome on December 31st, 2008

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Two years ago, i had miscarriage and i was told i have to do a D &C. After the evacuation (D&C) my period did not follow for more then 9 months. I later went to see a doctor who requested that i do several hormonal related test and also the Xray of my womb ( i don't know the medical name the Xray is called again). It was discovered that my womb has been closed together (Asherman's syndrome) due to over scaring of my womb during the D&C. I menstruate now but the blood does not come out. I experience a lot of pain during this period, i don't know if i even ovulate and i really want to have a child. Will i ever get pregnant again.

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replied on December 31st, 2008

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What does your gynecologist have to say about it? With a serious condition like yours, you should definitely be under a doctor's care. In some instances, surgery is necessary to remove the scar tissue to enable you to have children. And it sounds dangerous to me that you menstruate but it doesn't come out. I worry that you could have Toxic Shock Syndrome or some other illness. Please make an appointment with your gynecologist as soon as possible.

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