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misscarriage period 9 weeks later and still no second period

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PostPosted: 03/24/07 - 17:07    Post subject: misscarriage period 9 weeks later and still no second period Vote now! Reply with quote
i had a misscariage in november after coming off the pill having been on it six years had first period on the 22nd of jan been trying since and hpts say negative it now been 9 weeks and still nothing whats going on ?

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