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I was about 8wks when i miscarried i only had bleeding for one week.. is it normal for dr not to give d&c?
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Yes: Many women can complete a miscarriage on their own. It is better for you if you don't need the D&C as you avoid any complications associated with the procedure. Make sure your pregnancy test (HCG) has fallen to <5.
Answered 6/10/2014
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