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Any insights on when do your periods start again after miscarriage?
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Typical 4-6 weeks: I assume you mean an uncomplicated miscarriage. 1) your hCG level from the miscarriage must fall to zero, and 2) you must resume ovulating, this usually happens within 4-6 weeks, but will not happen until 1) your quant has fallen.
Answered 5/13/2014
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