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Do I need to be concerned - period clot (warning picture attached)

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Hiitsme0981 · 25/04/2025 16:48

I'm bleeding quite heavily and just passed this clot during my period??

I've been in a lot of pelvic pain all day and actually went to the chemist to get some co codamal earlier and now this :/
I never normally pass clots at all!

Do I need to be concerned?

Thanks

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Do I need to be concerned - period clot (warning picture attached)
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BashfulClam · 25/04/2025 16:52

I get ones like that. That what causes bad cramping for me and it kind of blocks your cervix so you get contractions as your womb tries to clear it out. I wouldn’t worry unless the pain gets worse or you suddenly have extremely heavy bleeding. If you are concerned call NHS 24.

TomatoSandwiches · 25/04/2025 16:54

That looks like it could be a decidual cast, basically the whole of your uterine lining coming out in one go, I've had it happen and it is much more painful than a regular period.

handsdownthebest · 25/04/2025 17:27

Gosh poor thing. This happened to me when I was in my forties with very heavy periods. I ended up getting a Mirena coil fitted which stopped the heavy periods and was pure bliss.
How old are you?

Hiitsme0981 · 25/04/2025 17:51

Hi,

Thank you for the replies. I'm 32. @handsdownthebest

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handsdownthebest · 26/04/2025 10:15

Hiitsme0981 · 25/04/2025 17:51

Hi,

Thank you for the replies. I'm 32. @handsdownthebest

i would go and have a chat with the GP and maybe try if you can get one with a female GP who might be more in touch with having heavy periods. Dr should be able to advise what’s best at your age.
Heavy periods can be so unpleasant. I would literally have to wear black trousers for a few days in case I literally flooded and being a teacher I was always on my feet too.

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