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Seek Medical Attention: Contact your healthcare provider immediately. They will guide you through managing your physical and emotional well-being during this process.
Grief and Emotional Support: Allow yourself to grieve and express your emotions. Share your feelings with loved ones, friends, or a therapist if needed. Find support groups or online communities for miscarriage support.
Physical Care: Rest, drink fluids, and eat nutritious meals to support your body's healing. Avoid strenuous physical activity as advised by your healthcare provider.
Bleeding and Cramping: Expect bleeding and cramping as the pregnancy tissue passes. Your healthcare provider will provide specific instructions for managing these symptoms.
Pain Relief: Take over-the-counter pain relievers, as recommended by your healthcare provider, to manage discomfort.
Bleeding Duration: Bleeding may last several days to a couple of weeks. Use sanitary pads instead of tampons to avoid introducing infection.
Follow-Up Care: Schedule a follow-up appointment with your healthcare provider to ensure proper healing and discuss future family planning.
Grief and Support Services: Look for resources such as online forums, support groups, and grief counseling specifically designed for miscarriage and pregnancy loss.
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