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Is it possible for nausea to increase after miscarriage?
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Yes: The nausea comes mostly from the hormones produced in the placental cells. It is not uncommon for the fetus to expire long before the tissue producing those hormones have been expelled. Some hormones can also linger in your bloodstream prolonging nausea and other symptoms.
Answered 10/27/2020
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