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I had a d&c about 5 weeks ago, i was 11 weeks pregnant. is it possible that i can still be pregnant? i am still having all of the pregnancy symptoms.
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Symptoms post D+C: There is a possibility of still being pregnant. It takes time for "pregnancy hormones" to return to normal levels. A course of action is begin with home pregnancy test. If positive consult your physician for a quantitative HCG level. These can be followed serially. An ultrasound can also be considered to check the "inside" of the uterus.
Answered 6/10/2014
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