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Im just over 10 weeks pregnant but i want to have a natural miscarriage. if i take black cohosh and vitamin c will it work?
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Trying to miscarry?: Abortion medicine is by prescription, so a woman goes to her Ob-Gyn doctor (or a women's clinic) to be evaluated for it. Whether or not medicine can be used also depends on the age of the baby fetus (the number of weeks pregnant). The doctor will talk with the patient to be sure that the patient is making a good permanent decision, because abortion is a hard decision for any woman to make.
Answered 6/3/2018
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