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Should i continue bedrest after miscarriage but still bleeding?
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Miscarriage: If you are still bleeding , you should see your doctor for an examination to be sure you are not having a complication. You may be still bleeding because some of the pregnancy has been left behind. Get medical care.
Answered 4/24/2016
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