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A member asked:
I had endometriosis infection after miscarriage surgery, iv had antibiotics but this month iv go a lot of small clots in my cycle is it still there?
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Not likely: If this is your normal time for a period, then the antibiotics have helped to resolve the endometritis not endometriosis.
Answered 3/2/2016
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