D And C After Misscarriage - I Have Had Miscarriage On 7Th July

D and C after misscarriage

Asked for Female, 25 Years

I have had Miscarriage on 7th july 2020 around 8pm and the next day i was undergone D and C surgery. I am on medication after surgery named Pause MF twice daily FEMILON At night Mox 500 twice daily Methycal twice daily But my bleeding amd pain have not gone i get cramps in lower abdomen and back and bleeding is yet there. When will the bleeding and pain stops sometimes the bleeding seem heavy amd sometime its light When will the bleeding go?

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