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What will my ob/gyn do after my miscarriage?
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Watch hormone levels: The majority of miscarriages resolve on their own. If there is prolonged or heavy bleeding, or signs of infection, sometimes a D&C procedure is necessary. It is important to follow HCG levels back down to zero. After a miscarriage, it may take awhile for periods to return to normal. Sometimes your dr will recommend birth control to avoid getting pregnant right away.
Answered 4/21/2023
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Evaluate U: And make sure u don't need a d and c.
Answered 5/6/2016
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