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A member asked:
I miscarried at 11wks, d&c showed bad infection, given antibodic to clear, now having hard time getting pregnant. why would that be? 11dpo w pink cm
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See a specialist: See a fertility specialist (rei) for help getting pregnant. An infected miscarriage may lead to scarring inside the uterus (asherman's syndrome). You may also need testing for causes of miscarriage or causes of difficulty getting pregnant.
Answered 4/18/2014
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