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Miscarried & d/c 4 weeks ago. i'm having mild lower abdominal cramping and bloating. what is happening?
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Bloating: After a pregnancy ends ( miscarraige or otherwise), menses can return in 4 weeks. These symptoms may be pre-menstrual symptoms
Answered 6/8/2014
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