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It's been 7 weeks since my miscarriage and still no period i had cramping for a week straight and my boobs and nipples r sore my test was -?
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Anovulation: You've had a cycle in which the ovary failed to release an egg. This disrupts the usual hormone levels and causes the cycle to be abnormal.
Answered 12/9/2013
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