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A member asked:
I have endometriosis and just had a miscarriage now the pain seems to be back stronger than before is this because of miscarriage?
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No: Generally pregnancy causes a reduction of the painful endometrial implants. Once the miscarriage occurred, the endometriosis may have returned.
Answered 2/26/2014
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