d and c refers to dilation and curettage. They dilate your cervix (usually with a pill) and then they gently scrape the inside of the uterus to make sure that all of the pregnancy tissue is removed. It only takes about 10 minutes but can be painful if you do not receive medication.
It might not exit itself but instead cause a infection. If you suspect a miscarriage you should see a doctor. He can either do a D&C and scrape the uterus or give you pills to extract the fetus.
If the miscarriage happens early enough in the pregnancy, the body will contract and the miscarriage will pass out of the mother, similar to her having a heavy period. If the fetus has begun to develop enouhg, then a procedure, similar to a c-section or abortion, will have to be done by a doctor to remove the dead cells without harming the mother.
No it does not.
No it does not.
There is none to complain to unless she did see a doctor right after the miscarriage. He should then have noticed the left tissue and done a D&C to remove it.If you mean she had an abortion there is a follow up 2 weeks after to avoid things like this.
1/3 pregnancies end up in miscarriage so there is no way of saying. The D&C will not affect future pregnancies.
By the cramps or by a D&C by a doctor.
Vitamin c does not cause miscarriage, you just pee it out. Nothing you can take, unless you are prescribed the abortion pill, will make you miscarry.
When a person has a miscarriage they need to seek medical treatment. A doctor may need to perform a D and C on the person who had a miscarriage.
Dilation and curettage, D&C.
The D&C is not a must after a miscarriage. It's only if there are remains left inside so you should have no problem apart from the one you already have.
Yes, you can get pregnant after a miscarriage if you didn't have a D&C. Most women do not need a D&C after miscarriage.