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Q: White tissue in menstrual period

asked by: Bbgir0214 on May 29th, 2009

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Okay I have been trying to get pregnant for several years and I am curious if I am having miscarriages and just not know it. Within the last couple of years I have been pretty irregular, which at times my doctor gives me pills to make me start because I haven't had a period in 45-50 days sometimes. This month and several others I have had large clots and sometimes I see white tissue in my period, is that a miscarriage or what. I don't know what one looks like. Plus I took a pregnancy test three days before I started and it said negative but I don't know why it was 50 days before I had a period. The last couple of months its been between 28-35 days long. Anyone have any idea what is going on with me?

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CuriousforanAnswer

replied on November 4th, 2009

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Have you found out what it was? I have been having the same problem with the white tissues during my menstrual period. I had severe pain and expelled a large white looking tissue, they did pathology on it and said that it was not from pregnancy. I still dont know what they are though!

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