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After micarriage at 4weeks hcg levels were normal right away. now 4 days late and been cramping for 2weeks no sign of period. whats going on? neg test
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More info: After a miscarriage, despite normal beta HCG levels, your body may take a while to return to its normal cycle. I would just monitor symptoms for now. If now cycle in the next 2 wks see you md.
Answered 6/10/2014
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