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I've had several D&C's mostly because of miscarriages.

They're a quick and easy procedure (5-10 minutes as a rule), done under a light anesthetic and they put you right out; they don't just use sedation.

They're painless afterwards, well they were for me.... not like the laparoscopy which can give you wind pain. Expect some very light bleeding for up to a week, like the tail end of a menstrual period.

Most anesthetists allow you to take your morning medications with a sip of water, any time up to 4 hours before the procedure. If you're unsure, just give the doctor or the hospital a call.

I understand your concern, but I'm sure you'll be fine.
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