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Dilated Cervix
A dilated cervix from previous procedures could lead to miscarriage, but doesn't effect the vulvar area.
In general it is a very safe procedure and has been performed for many years. After it complications are possible: bleeding or (in rare cases) perforation of the uterus. The procedure can be performed in the office with or without anesthesia.
A dilated cervix from previous procedures could lead to miscarriage, but doesn't effect the vulvar area.
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Dilated Cervix -
Miscarriage, Vulvar
During the procedure the physitian enlarges the cervix and scrapes the inside of the uterus to remove tissue for analysis. "D&C" is conducted if a Pap smear test doesn't clearly indicate whether abnormalities are caused by problem in the cervix or in the endometrium.
A dilated cervix from previous procedures could lead to miscarriage, but doesn't effect the vulvar area.
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