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Why do you have to have 2 weeks of pelvic rest after a miscarriage?
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Six weeks: You want your cervix to close up completely after a miscarriage. Six weeks is typical.
Answered 6/23/2012
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Pelvic rest: You need time for your uterine lining to heal. Early intercourse could can result in an infection. I usually suggest waiting till you get a period after your miscarriage
Answered 9/30/2019
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