my doctor told me it's normal nothing to worry about. The clots are the tissues that are being shed from the uterus many women pass clots during their period as long as they aren't the size of an egg your fine hope this helps... Hello there -
This is very common hun. Each period is individual just like the woman is. Some women never have any blood clots during their periods while others always have blood clots. So don't be alarmed. :o)
Black blood clots do not relate to whether or not you are pregnant. You should see a doctor if the clots are bad. In general, if you are on your period/ losing blood, you are not pregnant. The smell and color mean you may have an infection It may also be an viral STI (as opposed to just bacterial).
It is not good if they do not return to normal size. If not "pooling" occurs and clots can be "thrown".
its the bad blood which uw loose which should be sent out of the body...if this blood remains in ur body it myt occur in deseases
In periods I belive some blood is brown. Ask your doctor if it is not cuz of a period
Salt isn't bad for you, certain amounts of salt can be. If you eat to much salt it can relate to other illnesses and can cause severe blood clots :(
Many women have problems like this where their periods range from mild to heavy with large clots and bad pains sometimes in just one cycle. The best thing to do about it is possibly talk to your doctor about birth control to help regulate it and that will greatly reduce the flow, and pains caused by periods, and will also shorten it, too.
If you're pregnant and are dropping blood clots (especially for a month!) you should definitely see a doctor immediately!
This may be the reason:- It occurs due to forcing out of bad contect of material in the body in the form of blood through vagina during Menstrual periods.
Are you sure it was 2 periods. It sounds like you had a "miscarriage". I hope you are O.K. It wouldn"t be a bad idea to go to the doctor or clinic to check.
Flying can have some negative effects on your health, such as dehydration, jet lag, and increased risk of blood clots. However, these risks can be minimized by staying hydrated, moving around during the flight, and wearing compression socks.
It just means that your flow is coming out heavy. Blood has a product called fibrinogen in it and that dissolves clots. If the flow is heavy then fibrinogen doesn't have enough time to act on the blood which makes it clot. However if you are experiencing very heavy clots you should contact your gynecologist. The lining of your uterus is changing and that means it's also pieces of it.
Vomiting blood is always a bad sign. This is especially true during pregnancy as your body is in a fragile state.