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Period Problems
I passed a clot the size of my fist, what should I do?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
Without any further history on you, it is difficult to guess the cause, but I would certainly advise you to see your doctor. Passing a clot that size is evidence of abnormal bleeding. Bleeding abnormalities can be caused by a wide variety of problems from infection to blood clotting disorders, or even cancer or pre cancerous conditions. If you were my patient, I would get you in for an ultrasound of the uterus, and possibly a biopsy of the lining.
Good luck!
Dr B
Without any further history on you, it is difficult to guess the cause, but I would certainly advise you to see your doctor. Passing a clot that size is evidence of abnormal bleeding. Bleeding abnormalities can be caused by a wide variety of problems from infection to blood clotting disorders, or even cancer or pre cancerous conditions. If you were my patient, I would get you in for an ultrasound of the uterus, and possibly a biopsy of the lining.
Good luck!
Dr B
I am 28 years old woman and I have been facing spotting problem for last 10days .Actually my periods started from 20th feb then I got medium flow for just 2 days and then it was reduced after24thfeb .But now still now I am getting spotting and it is blackish red,no smell is there.Any it is disturbing me.
And another thing I got slight more spotting on 31st jan and 2nd feb too.But I got regular period on jan 20th.
I had suffered from polycystic ovary on 2001 and after taking treatment I got rid from this.
Now , what can i do for it??
And another thing I got slight more spotting on 31st jan and 2nd feb too.But I got regular period on jan 20th.
I had suffered from polycystic ovary on 2001 and after taking treatment I got rid from this.
Now , what can i do for it??
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