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I had a misscareage at 5 weeks bled for a day and did a test few days later that came back neg but im still feeling sick and grumpy is this normal?
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Yes: It can take several weeks for your hormones and physiology to return to normal after a miscarriage, depending on how far along you were. Also, remember that a miscarriage can affect you emotionally just like losing a child, so don't hesitate to get help if you feel like you need it.
Answered 11/30/2013
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