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4 weeks post miscarriage - my cervix is still ever so slightly open. is this normal + if i got pregnant would the new pregnancy be ok?
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Yes: Depends on your medical history, but barring any repetitive reasons, subsequent pregnancy should be OK
Answered 11/4/2014
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