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How long do you bleed for after miscarriage?
2-4 weeks.
How long do you bleed for after a miscarriage?
It can last for 3-4 weeks.
When does your periods return after a miscarriage?
Usually about 4-6 weeks afterward.
Does one release egg following a miscarriage bleeding?
Yes, a woman will typically ovulate 2-4 weeks after a miscarriage.
After 3 or 4 weeks you have a miscarriage and you take the medication misoprostol to pass the remaining tissue but nothing happened what is the next step?
GO TO YOUR DOCTOR!!! At 3-4 weeks you usually pass everything with a miscarriage so there is nothing more to pass after taking misoprostol.
I rode mild roller coaster at 4 weeks pregnant Should I be worried if I have had a previous miscarriage?
I am sorry you have already had a miscarriage. Riding the rollercoaster is not going to make you have miscarriage. If you DO miscarry it is nothing to do with the rollercoaster. Good Luck.j
You had a miscarriage 4 weeks ago dr said hcg levels dropped but still feel pregnant?
i think i had a miscarriage, but i never knew i was pregnant. how do i find out for sure
You are 8 weeks along and have had 2 prior pre-term births and a miscarriage at 8 weeks and been bleeding since about week 4 what could be causing this the numbers are good and the ultrasound is too?
since you have had a prior miscarriage I would have it checked out
What happens if you get your period the next day you miscarriage?
Normal bleed after a miscarriage is 1-2 weeks so it's not your period. You get your period back sometimes within 8 weeks from the miscarriage.
Can Regesterone be used to terminate a 4 weeks pregnancy?
No..Regesterone is given to women during pregnancy to prevent miscarriage.
How soon after a misscarriage can a woman obvulate?
Women often ovulate within 4-6 weeks of having a miscarriage.
What is the difference between a stillbirth and a miscarriage?
Pre 24 weeks = miscarriage post = stillbirth.
