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HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Um, I am not doing this. But my sister is having large fist size blood clots coming out on her period. I was told that small blood clots are normal but she was worried because they are HUGE!!!! what do you think the problem is?
Err this is the women health forum!
and to answer the question i passed two bloodclots the size of tennis balls, i was on my own at the time so i rung NHS helpline (im in england btw) and they told me not to worry unless i got a temperature or pain.
if you have any other symptoms go to ER
and to answer the question i passed two bloodclots the size of tennis balls, i was on my own at the time so i rung NHS helpline (im in england btw) and they told me not to worry unless i got a temperature or pain.
if you have any other symptoms go to ER
Jan ...sorry you had to go through all that years ago. I had to smile with your answer.... you are so funny! .... :) .... Cindy
This is ridiculous. Nobody that is passing HUGE blood clots is going to go on a forum and ask about bleeding profusely. They would go to the ER. Right after I had my oldest daughter I passed 12 humongous bloodclots and than blood spurted up like a geyser between my legs. I almost died and had to have blood transfusions for three days. I guess I should have gotten on a forum and the wrong one at that to get advice instead. Man, this nonsense is getting old.
BO: Since you didn't sign your name I won't use it. They deleted my other answer.
BO: Since you didn't sign your name I won't use it. They deleted my other answer.
Rosalie,
This is the ovarian cancer forum. So we talk about ovarian cancer. Most of us have not had a period for quite some time.
There is a womens health forum that you might want to check out. You will come closer to getting your question answered there than here.
Chris
This is the ovarian cancer forum. So we talk about ovarian cancer. Most of us have not had a period for quite some time.
There is a womens health forum that you might want to check out. You will come closer to getting your question answered there than here.
Chris
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