If your amniocentesis was uneventful and the results were negative, do not be concerned. 882-7000 to make an appointment with a University of Missouri Health Sciences Center physician. Miscarriage, bleeding after I'm still bleeding, even though it's been six weeks now since I had my miscarriage. The blood sometimes has a foul smell, but I haven't had fever or pain. No more debris discharging from my system, but it seems that I'm still not back to my normal, nonpregnant state.
Some women do bleed for up to six weeks following a miscarriage.
The fact that you report a foul smell needs to be reported to your doctor. Also, many doctors want you to come in for a check-up within four to six weeks following the miscarriage. You say that you're not back to your normal routine yet. This may take some time. Your body has gone through all the changes that come with pregnancy and the cervix may take up to two months to change.