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A member asked:
I have dry particles in my periods is it normal, and i had miscarriage 5 weeks ago.
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See an OB/GYN: Without an exam and the ability to see these particles it is impossible to diagnose. This may represent delayed discharge of retained products of conception or something entirely different. Go and be evaluated by an expert and hope things clear up quickly.
Answered 9/28/2016
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