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Is it common to have a lot more fluid in your uterus than normal during a missed miscarriage?
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Uterus involution: Until your uterus returns to normal size after a miscarriage or normal delivery it will have more than normal uterine or glandular secretions. Its a normal process. Its called uterine involution
Answered 5/23/2015
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