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I have bleeding after miscarriage issues, should i be concerned?
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It depends: Light bleeding after miscarriage is normal. If you had a spontaneous miscarriage without surgical treatment and you are still bleeding very heavy after 3 days, you may have retained products of conception or you may just need medication to help your uterus contract and bleeding stop. You should see an ob/gyn physician for evaluation, for possible retained products, or possible medication or d;c.
Answered 4/8/2014
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