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I had a miscarriage in the past month and never received medical help. what could happen to me and my body?
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Miscarriage: The most common complication is that you didn't pass all the pregnancy tissue and will continue to have bleeding and cramping. Luckily, most miscarriages have no long term issues associate with them However, its probably time to see a gynecologist to discuss the loss and to consider birth control options.
Answered 5/29/2015
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