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Would an obgyn be able to tell if a miscarriage was induced herbally?
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Probably not: If you are asking whether they would be able to tell how the miscarriage occurred (whether or not it happened naturally or whether it was induced somehow - with medications or with herbs - which by the way are not as reliably effective as medications)- then the answer is no.
Answered 4/1/2013
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