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Planning 4 baby 4 6 mnths
I have a MC of 25 days & this mnth was due on 20th bt It began on 16th.Initially wth spotting til 17th mrng.I searched internet & thot it to be IB.Bt 17th evng,it was more than spotting & less than my normal periods & then all clots until 18th evng. Didn't hv any bleeding later.I read IB doesn't hv clots.wat was it?
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this can be because of patchy endometrium. get a ultrasound done. had u ever taken any hormonal tab ever before. a 3 month course of oral contraceptives will help u
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hey.it's difficult to differentiate between intermenstrual bleeding and Menstrual bleeding ,I think is Menstrual bleeding with clots
Passing blood clots during menstruation can be normal. The amount, length and frequency of menstrual bleeding vary from woman to woman.
However, passing large blood clots may be a sign that something's not right.
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