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Blood clots
I often get blood clots in my period. Normally I will get 2 or 3 larger ones that will be at least 5cm diameter. After this is I get multiple smaller ones.Is this normal - should I see a doctor - why is this happening?
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Hi there. This is pretty normal. I've always gotten blood clots. I think I gave birth to one last cycle it was so big! ha ha. But really, after I had my first child, they told me that clots bigger than a golf ball are a bit more worrisome. I wouldn't make a special appointment to the doctor for this but maybe mention it at your annual pap smear or well check. good luck
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