Dilation and Curettage (D&C)

Dilation and Curettage (D&C)

Dilation and Curettage (D&C) is a minor gynecological procedure used to diagnose or treat conditions affecting the uterus. It involves gently dilating the cervix and removing tissue from the uterine lining for medical evaluation or treatment.

Under the expert care of Dr. Toral Patel, D&C is performed with utmost safety, precision, and patient comfort, ensuring proper diagnosis and effective management of uterine conditions.

    When D&C is Recommended

    D&C may be advised for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes depending on the patient’s condition.

    • Abnormal or heavy uterine bleeding
    • Miscarriage management or incomplete abortion
    • Removal of retained products of conception
    • Diagnostic evaluation of uterine lining
    • Post-menopausal bleeding assessment

    Safe & Precise Procedure

    Performed under controlled medical conditions with careful monitoring to ensure patient safety and comfort.

    Accurate Diagnosis & Treatment

    Helps in identifying uterine abnormalities and provides effective treatment for certain gynecological conditions.

    How D&C Procedure Works

    The D&C procedure is a short, minimally invasive process performed in a hospital or clinical setting with proper anesthesia.

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    Pre-Procedure Evaluation

    Medical history, ultrasound, and necessary investigations are done before the procedure.

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    Procedure

    The cervix is gently dilated and uterine lining is carefully scraped or suctioned for diagnosis or treatment.

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    Recovery & Follow-Up

    Patients are monitored for a short period and given post-procedure care instructions for smooth recovery.

    Why Choose Dr. Toral Patel

    Dr. Toral Patel ensures safe, ethical, and compassionate care with a focus on patient comfort and accurate diagnosis.

    • Expert gynecological surgical care
    • Safe and hygienic procedure setup
    • Patient-focused compassionate approach
    • Accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning