Miscarriage - I Am 7 Week Pregnant . One Night I Had A Heavy

Miscarriage

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I am 7 week pregnant . One night I had a heavy bleeding for once when I went for toilet . Then after that I could not see any blood at all. There is no pain , no cramping at all. So what does it mean . I Had miscarriage or not

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It can be a complete abortion Pls consult a gynaecologist and get a scan done to confirm .

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