Tag: Gynecological procedure

While many diagnostic hysteroscopies can be performed in a doctor's office with little to no anesthesia, a combined hysteroscopy and D&C often requires more significant pain management. The specific type of anesthesia used, and whether you are put to sleep, depends on several factors, including the procedure's purpose, your health, and the setting.

While there is no known medication or drug called DNC, the search term most likely stems from a confusion between two separate medical concepts: the surgical procedure **D&C** (Dilation and Curettage) and the drug identification system known as the **National Drug Code** (NDC). Acknowledging this difference is crucial for proper communication and patient safety in a healthcare setting.