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I am in mid miscarriage and have been having really bad cramps and the doctor said i shouldn't expect cramps... is it bad?
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No: Cramping is often associated with a miscarriage as your uterus contracts to expel the tissue. If it becomes severe, you should see your doctor for help. Hope this helps and you feel better fast.
Answered 8/7/2015
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