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I had a complete natural miscarrage 4 weeks ago at 6 weeks pg. i am still bleeding. occasional abdominal and back pain. is this natural?
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Unlikely : Most miscarriage do not bleed for lore than two weeks if you passed tissue four weeks ago and still bleeding then the miscarriage may be incomplete. You should see your gyn for blood test and ossicle ultrasound as you may need surgery to complete miscarriage
Answered 2/25/2015
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