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Miscarriage

2017-05-02 04:10:23
I had a miscarriage 2/23/17 I was 4 weeks & I found out because my blood test was 0.5 when I went to the doctor I am having faint positive pregnancy tests as well as I am nauseous & sore nipples I am concerned because it has been over 2 months & I am still having symptoms I still have my periods as well but this cycle I spotted more days then I actually bleed and I'm a heavy bleeder but not this cycle how long does it take for your body to return to normal after a 0.5 blood test
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In case of continuous spotting get as pelvis scan done

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