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Is It Normal Not to Bleed Alot During a Miscarriage?

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Is It Normal Not to Bleed Alot During a Miscarriage? Posted: 10-17-06 18:08pm


I have just started to miscarry. It was confirmed by ultrasound when our re confirmed that there was no more heartbeat at 7weeks. I am concerned along with the fact that my regular periods are light - about 2 days of bleeding, my bleeding during the miscarriage has been light too. I've bled and expelled clots for about 2 days and now I feel nothing. Could there be something wrong with my uterine lining? Is my edometrium lining too thin? As my husband and I go into our next ivf cycle, I am concerned that we are doomed.

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Posted: 10-17-06 19:22pm


You aren't having a d & c? Maybe you should call your doctor to ask what is expected of the process.

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