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Period blood clots
When i first started my period i was 12, (like i am now)...... i went five days one month and five days the other month.... and i had blood clots in my period blood, and then the third month of it i didn't go..... until the 6'st month...... and then now im on my third period.... and theres still blood clots in my period blood.... is this normal?
I want to know because, if it isn't, i want to know how to get rid of the blood clots......
But if anyone knows if this is normal or not let me know as soon as you can......
My email..... (***@****)
Thanks!
******Mary********
I want to know because, if it isn't, i want to know how to get rid of the blood clots......
But if anyone knows if this is normal or not let me know as soon as you can......
My email..... (***@****)
Thanks!
******Mary********
NORMAL!
Blood clots are normal during a period but shouldnt get any bigger than the size of a quarter - if they do, you need to see a doctor. Incidentally, it may take awhile for your periods to regulate so dont be surprised if you miss a few, alternate between light and heavy periods, and the clotting changes from period to period (i.e. sometimes you might not have any clots, other times you might have a lot).
Blood clots are normal during a period but shouldnt get any bigger than the size of a quarter - if they do, you need to see a doctor. Incidentally, it may take awhile for your periods to regulate so dont be surprised if you miss a few, alternate between light and heavy periods, and the clotting changes from period to period (i.e. sometimes you might not have any clots, other times you might have a lot).
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