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Miscarriage

2017-09-13 05:53:48
I had miscarriage 21st of July this year and I bleed for one week. 3 weeks later which is in August, I had my period which started with dark brown spotting before my normal flow.Now in this September, I have being spotting since 5 days ago.What could be happening to me?
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Get an ultrasound done to confirm for any foetal remains or any other issue ,based on which we shall be able to advise you further on this.

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