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I'm miscarrying at 5/6 weeks. is it normal to experience nausea and when should bleeding stop?
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Yes: Its normal to continue to have some hormonally based nausea. The bleeding should DIMINISH every day and should no be visible in 4-5 days. Call your GYN since you may require a D&C. Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 6/5/2015
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