Doc mentioned something like dnc and i didnt ask properly in the rush. Now im sitting at home thinking kya hota hai ye exactly. Can someone explain what it is?
D&C is actually a procedure, not a simple test, usually done after a miscarriage or for heavy bleeding. We had to plan for it financially as private hospitals can charge anywhere between 15k to 30k. Make sure to check if your health insurance covers it.
It is a procedure to clean the womb, not a regular test. When my cousin had it, she was told to fast before the anesthesia, which was so hard for a foodie like her! Just follow the doctor's instructions about food and water pre-op.
In our house, when I was advised a D&C, my MIL got so worried and suggested all kinds of kadhas, but we trusted our doctor. It is a medical procedure to clean the uterus. Just listen to your doctor and don't worry about old myths.
I had to undergo a D&C after my first pregnancy stopped growing, and it is a very sensitive time. It is a safe procedure done under anesthesia to prevent infections. Please follow your doctor's advice completely and take proper bed rest after.
It stands for Dilation and Curettage, which is a minor surgical procedure to clear the uterine lining. You might need to take a couple of days off from work to rest and recover properly. Definitely discuss the procedure timeline clearly with your gynac.
Oh dear, even hearing the word D&C can make your heart race, I totally get it. Please don't search too much on Google because it will only scare you more. Talk to your gynac, they will explain why it is needed and keep you safe.
