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Miscarriage

I think i may be having a miscarriage. I havent told my mom yet because i'm only 17. I have a doctors appointment monday that she does not know about but, about two days ago i started bleeding it started like a period but its extremly heavy and there are alot of small clots I had been having bad cramping but none in a few day. I throw up everything i eat can someone please tell me whats wrong.
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1181031 tn?1286629549
Also like Chunk_fat sed u do need to tell sum1 as this can be very distorting as it was for me but I had sum/alot of ppl around  
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1181031 tn?1286629549
I to had a mc it to started like ur explaning.... They called mine a completed mc.... N there was No need for a dnc please let us know what's happind as ur app would have been today take care n good luck  
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1228485 tn?1267371257
Wow I am no doctor but it does sound like u either had it already of going thro it now. U prop feel that u are too young but i was 17 when i had my first child but the support of your parents will help u greatly. They say if u start bleeding more  then a period u should go to the ER. when i m/c i had cramping in my back and tummy and it was painful words can't explain it. my m/c was natural which means i body passed out everything without the help of drugs or a d&c.
I wish u all the best and I think u should tell someone if not ur parents some adult close to u so you will not go thro this alone....good luck and be strong...
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