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How long does it take for a uterus to close after a miscarriage ?
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6 weeks: It is actually a cervix that opens and closes during a miscarriage. The uterus gets enlarged in pregnancy and has to return to normal size after a misscarriage. It can take approximately 6 weeks for a uterus to contract down to prepregnancy state. But many facotrs may affect this time. One such factor is how far along you were when the miscarriage occurred.
Answered 4/24/2019
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