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I had a miscarriage a week ago i was 6weeks is it ok to go back to work tomorrow? is it normal to feel the pain and be able to have a job on top of it?
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Having a miscarriage imparts emotional pain in addition to the physical pain attached to the process, but returning to work "a week later" may distract from the former, without a significant effect on your physical wellbeing.
Answered 9/8/2022
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