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i had a d& c

i was 10 weeks pregnant and had a missed miscarrige i started the misscarige yesterday and thought i was able to handle it meself but unfrtunaly ended up in hospital mid wife said the tissuse around the cervix was to thick der for i could nt pass it i had no other opotion only to have a d&c
had me dnc no crampin after it and light bleedin i den wake up dis mornin feeling so week and in so much pain in my neck and back can barely walk
pain also effecting my legs
bleedin has stopped but now gettin a yellowish colour can you please help ???
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you could have an infection, you probably need to call the dr or go back to get checked. try some ibuprofen but if you still feel bad see a dr. take care of yourself.
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I'm sorry to hear of your loss.  Bleeding after a d&c or miscarriage can last a few days to a few weeks. Sometimes there is some cramping as things are trying to go back to normal, but you shouldn't be in so much pain that you can't walk.  I'd recommend calling your doctor ASAP and letting her know what's going on. The yellowish color could indicate that you have an infection.
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