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Pregnancy is one of the biggest events in a woman’s life. Unfortunately, sometimes a pregnancy may not continue and this loss of a pregnancy is called a miscarriage. In some occasions, your body may not miscarry naturally and you may need medical help to remove the miscarried pregnancy. This can add even more distress to an already sad situation. All our appointments are discrete and confidential, with a female team who will look after you every step of the way.
There are 2 ways to manage a miscarriage. You can have medical management of miscarriage whereby you take 2 kinds of medications over a course of 2 days and pass the miscarried pregnancy in the comfort of your home. You can also have surgical management of miscarriage, which is a short procedure performed under sedation (where you are asleep) and the doctor removes the miscarried pregnancy tissue from your womb using a gentle suction.
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We provide a safe and friendly environment and a supportive aftercare service for all patients. All procedures are carried out by an experienced female gynaecologist.
*Surgery can only be booked after consult & scan.
We can offer appointments as soon as within 24 hours of you contacting us, so you are not waiting anxiously for days to see a doctor and start the process. Once you have started the process, we are there to support and guide you throughout the process. If you had the process started in the clinic, we will provide a follow up appointment 3 weeks after the initial appointment and offer a scan to check and confirm that the miscarriage has been completed.
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Surgical management of miscarriage is a simple procedure where gentle suction is used to empty the uterus (womb). The operation is safe and suitable for most women, and is performed under mild sensation (you will be put to sleep). It usually only requires you to be admitted to the ward for one day and can be performed for late miscarriages, up to 19 weeks.
We provide a safe and friendly environment and a supportive aftercare service for all patients. All procedures are carried out by an experienced female gynaecologist.
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How do I prepare for the procedure?
It is very important that you do not have anything to eat or drink for at least 6 hours before your operation. This includes sweets and chewing gum. You are allowed to drink water up to two hours before surgery.
What happens on the day of the procedure?
You will be asked to attend the Clinic on the day of your surgery, where you will be prepared for surgery. You will be given a specific time to arrive and it is important that you arrive on time so that your operation is not delayed. You will be seen by a nurse, the doctor performing the operation and the anaesthetist (doctor who will administer the sedation).
What care do I need to take after the procedure?
The operation is usually performed as a day case, so you should make arrangements for someone to pick you up from the clinic and stay with you overnight.
For 24 hours after the sedation you must not:
What can I expect at home following treatment?
Bleeding – you may experience vaginal bleeding similar to a period for up to 10 days after surgery. Whilst you are bleeding the cervix may be open, and there is a risk of infection. To reduce this risk, we advise that until the bleeding has stopped you avoid having sex, do not use tampons and do not undertake water sports. During this time, you are, however, advised to shower rather than have a bath.
Pain – some stomach pain or tenderness may be experienced for up to 48 hours after surgery. You may take simple pain relieving medication such as paracetamol or ibuprofen based products, but always read the label/instructions before taking them. A hot water bottle may be helpful to ease any period type cramps.
It is important to contact the clinic or your GP if you have continuous bleeding, heavy bleeding, passing clots, have pain or a smelly discharge.
Rest – you may feel tired for 1–2 days after surgery. Rest as necessary and resume normal activities as you feel able. We advise you to take 1–2 days off work. You should not drive or operate machinery for at least 24 hours.
Sex – you may resume having sex when the bleeding has stopped (to help prevent infection), you feel ready to resume intercourse and have reliable contraception in place.
When can I expect a period?
Every woman is different, however sometime in the next 3-8 weeks is considered usual following an operation. Often this first period may be heavier or lighter than normal, but should return to normal within 2 – 3 months. This may be dependent on your chosen method of contraception.
Will I need a follow-up appointment?
We do not routinely offer a follow up appointment, however if you are experiencing any problems, please do not hesitate to contact us. It is important to contact the clinic or your GP if you have continuous bleeding, heavy bleeding, passing clots, have pain or a smelly discharge.
Can I get pregnant after the procedure?
You can get pregnant straight away! You must use a reliable method of contraception before you have sex again. If you haven’t already decided, we can help you choose the method that is most suitable for you. We are able to fit coils or insert the contraceptive implant on the same day after the procedure whilst you are still under sedation.
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