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Miscarriage in january 2015 but now i no longer get breast tenderness before period is this a sign of a problem?
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No: It is not uncommon for woman to have hormonal changes following a pregnancy, even if/when it ends in a miscarriage. if you are still having regular menstrual cycles, then it is likely you are ovulating normally. If you want to get pregnant again, start prenatal vitamins now. If not, see your dr to discuss contraceptive options. Take Care!
Answered 2/6/2017
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