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4280010 tn?1352134681

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If i were to have a miscarriage how long would it take to actually come out? How long after the miscarriage will i get my period?
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It sounds like you are just one of those women who bleed.  I would demand an ultrasound or go to someone else and explain what has happened
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4280010 tn?1352134681
I have completely stopped bleeding i bled for maybe 3 days total, passed nothing. No clots nothing. No more cramping. What am i to do. My ob will not give me an ultrasound only blood work.what am i supposed to do now. Should i call her and tell her im not bleeding?
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I bleed for 5 days then I had a d&c. I got my period the month after I lost my baby. And it was the same bleeding as the miscarriage was. I hope you are ok.  
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4280010 tn?1352134681
Thank you for your post. Im having a hard time believing that i am miscarrying. I still feel pregnant and i have also stopped bleeding with no cramps.  I haven't passed anything either.  Today i am 6 weeks 4 days. I go in to get more blood drawn today and hopefully an answer. Thanks again.
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2149304 tn?1447810962
It could take  4-9 weeks I have heard. Once bleeding starts it usually last 1/2 weeks and also it all depends on how far along you are. Some woman do not miscarry naturally and need a D&C to evacuate the uterus to prevent infection
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