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I had a d&c 4 and a half weeks ago and i still haven't had a period. i got a negative pregnancy test a week later. is this normal?
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Clarify: I assume that you had a D&C related to pregnancy/miscarriage. If so, many patients will resume menses 4-8 weeks later. Of course, if your menses were previously irregular, your situation may differ.
Answered 6/10/2014
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