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What do women drink at home to cause a miscarriage?
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Question is unclear: You asked what women drink at home to cause a miscarriage. If a woman wants to terminate a pregnancy then she needs to be seen by a doctor. There are medications she can take to abort an early pregnancy. If you are concerned about taking something that may have caused a miscarriage - normal foods and drinks don't cause a miscarriage. It's very difficult to cause a miscarriage.
Answered 7/13/2018
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