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Miscarried 5.5weeks ago,no periods yet
I had my first miscarriage at 6 weeks gestational age on 30th jan and bled till 5th february its been more than 5 weeks and i have not got my period yet,just a little pain in abdomen sometimes here and there and sore breasts,what should i do.
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Go fr a pregnancy test if negative you can take a medicine to help you get your periods
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Please get serum B HCG done.
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If negative.. Wait for 2 weeks
Usg TVS on day 4 or 5 of the periods
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You will get your periods any day. Please get a sonography of the lower abdomen done by 15 March if you don't get your periods.
Some ladies may conceive after an abortion, without having any periods.
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