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How to cope with miscarriage and hormones.?
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No easy answer: Miscarriage is a very common, natural and difficult thing. Yes, hormones can fluctuate wildly as your body transitions through this process. It can be an emotional time, and it's perfectly normal to experience the full grieving process. Medications aren't likely necessary as things will correct on their own. Counseling and support groups can be helpful in dealing with the grief.
Answered 11/1/2013
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