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My gf had a miscarriage and then the symptoms went away. a week later she is having nausea/ sickness again. is this normal to happen after miscarriage?
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Possible: Hormonal issues can still cause her symptoms at this stage but if it does not go away, she should see her OB doctor.
Answered 6/10/2014
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