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1458590 tn?1333403812

Mensus after Miscarriage

I had a miscarriage in late August 2010. Afterwards, my period finially came about 8 in half weeks later. It was normal and so was the periods thereafter.(Until October and November 2010, my period went from being 28 days to 38 days apart.) My problem is a mess because all of the while that I had been having periods; my period did not come in December 2010. It's now January 2011 and I still don't have my period, but I am experiencing discharge that is white and creamy and also brown at times; with no foul smell, but I am super wet down there.. Has anyone experienced this? Help me out with some type of idea of whats going on. I have no symptoms of pregnancy beside peeing a lot more often, but maybe thats from drinking water..lol..
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1458590 tn?1333403812
I have taken 3 pregnancy test and they are negative... Its crazy!
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1530342 tn?1405016490
Hi:-) Sorry to hear about your loss!! Being that you did just have a miscarriage it can take some time for your period to get back to normal. Just monitor it. I'm sure it'll come back.
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1330108 tn?1333677304
If you have had sex I would suggest taking a pregnancy test. Symptoms or lack of are not a good indication of pregnancy. It can take a few months for your cycle to become regular after a miscarriage
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