This cant be normal!!??
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yes...i get that too...sorta scary to see those clumps and all that blood...my doctor said some people are just that way...grrrrrrr
thats kinda gross!
Itsz normal.I have had it like that before.I hated it >:{
If you are ever in doubt about your peroids, you need to go to your OB/GYN. Please do this.
Women can have heavy bleeding periods, and usually a hormone replacement (birth control) can help with this, but you may have something else wrong.
Please see your OB/GYN.
Thats kinda nasty but it might be a sign of an infection.
yes its normal, unfortunately
there is nothing wrong. the blood clots are from your blood sitting for a long time. the color, idk but if you think something is wrong, see a doctor. there was an issue in seventeen magazine a couple of months ago with a bunch of questions and answers about that kind of stuff. use a super-heavy pad, and if that doesnt work, maybe try an over-night pad during the day?? just try, and if it doesnt work, see your doctor
well, it depends on what is normal for you. I have this happen as well, I mean the blood clots and when my period first starts it's heavy for the first 1-2 days. I am 14, so this may not help much. If you are freaked out talk to a parent or doctor.
Good Luck
Yes it could be normal. Did you just start getting your period recently? Are you sexually active? Has this period been unusually long? Are you having more pain and cramping than usual?
If you just started getting your period often the are irregular and can be very heavy. If it lasts for more than a week then you might want to talk to a doctor.
Yeah bloodclots are normal, like dime size ones..but if they're bigger than an egg I'd see someone about it if I were you.
I get a few blood clots, too, sometimes. And sometimes I leak out of the pad. It was terrible! One time I leaked so much that it got all over the back one of my dresses and even a little to down where my legs were.
I urge you to see your physician if this is not a normal occurance for your period. Many factors can affect the flow and type of fluid during a period. Stress and birth control are two of the common ones. Clots are normal and the size can vary. If there is a chance of pregnancy, this could be a spontaneous abortion. At any rate, a visit to your PCP is in order, even if it is to settle your concerns about this being normal or abnormal. Only he/she can help you make that determination.
it's happened to me alot sometime i guess you just get it heavier then other times. mine is heaviest when i'm stressed
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