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Should I worry about large blood clots? |
up untill this year my period had always been a normal flow, but for the past couple of months I have skipped my period or I get it really late or light pink/brown and them it goes away lasting only 3 days. I was recently hospitalized and while in the hospital iI started to stain but them it when away and came back two weeks later which is today, but I just went to the bathroom to pee and when I sat I heard how something hit the water, I looked and it was a large clot!!! What the heck this has never happened to me before, I am freaked because of the size. ( I was in the Hospital for 4 days could the IV or antibiotics caused this? I don't think being in the hospital had anything to do with what's going on with you. yes Were you on a strict bedrest in the hospital or allowed to move around? I used to pass clots the size of a mouse!!! It started in my late 30s and continued until I no longer had periods. (Thank goodness!) it could be. But i would go the the gynecologist and get check out .. |
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