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Persisting Bleeding After Miscarriage. Is It Normal?

i had a miscarriage about three weeks ago.. and i am still bleeding . not constantly though. i will spot and then actually stop for a day or so and then when i go to restroom,, i will notice blood either in panties or on tissue .. this is nuts .. just when i think its over.. it starts up agaain. At first i had a horrid odor..which concerned me, but that has tapered off... its not gone all the way (the odor). is this normal? ive never miscarried before.
Tue, 26 Feb 2013
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Welcome to HCM.
Bleeding for three weeks and an odor are not normal. You need to see a doctor as soon as possible, to confirm that all products from your pregnancy are removed from the womb and that you are treated for infection. This is very important for your future fertility health.
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Persisting Bleeding After Miscarriage. Is It Normal?

Welcome to HCM. Bleeding for three weeks and an odor are not normal. You need to see a doctor as soon as possible, to confirm that all products from your pregnancy are removed from the womb and that you are treated for infection. This is very important for your future fertility health.