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Does your lining thin out after miscarriage bleeding at 4 weeks?
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More Info: After any bleeding, your lining in the uterus will thin out. This is what you shed in your period or miscarriage. In your miscarriage, you will also have fetal tissue. So, your bleeding is heavier with clots and more cramping.
Answered 1/29/2017
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