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Q: Gellish-like sac during period

asked by: wiseroberts on April 1st, 2008

New User

Recently when I went to the bathroom I notice a large (about the size of a silver dollar) gellish like sac- shaped like a bean, but a lot larger. It had a little bit of blood in it but I figured it was due to the fact that I am on my period, which is heavier than normal. can anyone tell me what this is???

Replies(3)

PenguinsRus

replied on April 1st, 2008

Moderator

This is most likely just tissue. This is completely normal if you are on your period.

lagringarican787

replied on April 7th, 2008

Experienced User

kinda sounds like a misscarriage... i mean its kinda big for uterus lining clumps, and the period is heavier than normal.. any possibility you where pregnant....
or it can juss be a random heavier period...

wiseroberts

replied on April 8th, 2008

New User

this is what my mom and sister say- a lot of women have miscarriages and never even realize it. my period was alot heavier with more and larger blood clots than normal. My period didn't last longer than normal though. it still confuses me- maybe I was pregnant, I don't know.

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