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36-40,
anonymous
writes:I know I should see a doctor, but it's hard to get an appointment in a new city. So in the meantime is it normal that when I have my period it mostly comes out in large clots? If not, what could this mean?
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 March 2008): It is sometimes normal for it to be very clotty (for example when you wake up or sit down for several hours). My mother calls it 'having kittens' when this happens.]
If it came on suddenly, seeing a doctor is probably best, especially if the sudden clotting is accompanied by increase in menstrual pain, fatigue, or new symptoms occur.
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 March 2008): I know it is often hard to get to see the doctor but do be patient and make the appointment and stick to it. You need to get checked out. My daughter has endometriosis, very painful and with heavy bleeding that lasts for 10 days at a time. Please book up and go and see the doctor.
take care
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