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missed misscarridges

if someone has a missed misscaridge will they eventually bleed it out like a normal misscaridge?how long would it take after u had one?
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i havnt lost my baby my baby os perfectly fine i was jist curious about them because ivr eard about.them but didnt fully understand
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377493 tn?1356502149
Well, every miscarriage starts out as a missed miscarriage technically.  For the most part there is a period of time from the fetus passing to your body realizing this and taking the steps it needs to.  This can range from a few days to a few weeks.  

Some women do choose medical intervention.  This can range from medication to a D&C (which is a surgical procedure).  Others prefer to let nature take it's course, and again, the length of time can really vary.

Talk to your Dr. to help decide the best option for you.  And remember, if you experience any very heavy bleeding (a pad an hour), please do seek emergency medical treatment.  I am so sorry for your loss and wish you peace and healing.
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2066946 tn?1345523888
I had a missed miscarriage when I was almost 16 weeks pregnant ...I had no cramps no symptoms other than bright red bleeding ..after the ultrasound confirmed no heartbeat the Dr determined the baby had passed away around 14-15 weeks gestation so it took me almost 2 weeks to bleed ...I had to get a dnc ...
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