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A member asked:
What would cause my body not to miscarry and not to resume periods? i feel fine, but it has been 18 weeks since an u/s revealed our baby died at 6wk.
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I am sorry for loss : U do need to see a good obgyn physician for evaluation and work up.
Answered 5/6/2016
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Follow-up: You need to see your doctor asap. Too much time has already passed, and you can become seriously ill if this isn't addressed.
Answered 10/3/2016
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