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I had a miscarriage about two weeks ago, i am now having jelly- like discharge with a hint of pinkish color. is this normal?
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Yes: It is not uncommon after a miscarriage to have retained blood and tissue discharge for several weeks, depending on how far along you were and if you had a procedure (i.e., D&C) to remove the products. Seek medical attention if it your symptoms persist another two weeks, or asap if your symptoms worsen.
Answered 8/28/2015
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