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I had a blighted ovum and d&c 4 weeks ago, now cramping, is this normal?
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Miscarriage: Cramping 4 weeks after D&C for blighted ovum can be normal. May be associated with ovulation or impending period. If persistent or severe see your doctor.
Answered 6/10/2014
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