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D&c 3 mos. ago for mmc at 12wks. still bleeding red - lt to med flow every day. dr says it's normal. what can cause this and how can i stop bleeding?
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Hormones: Daily bleeding after miscarriage can be due to retained products of conception, which should be ruled out. If clinical suspicion is low then hormones can be used to regulate your bleeding.
Answered 2/28/2013
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