are dark red lumps normal during a period?:|

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• Answer #1

  Yes, they are part of the uterine wall shedding during this process.
  I have them every month. Usually you should only expect to see them within the first 3-4 days of your period. However, if your periods are irregular, you suffer from abnormal pain, or noticed prolonged time of bleeding you should consult your GYN. She/He can assess the situation much better and make you feel relieved after discussing.

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• Answer #2

  yes my school had this class where they made us watch a puberty video and it said during a period big globs of blood is normal they are called blood claughts

• Answer #3

  Yes those thick, gooey, dark red/black lumps are blood clots...they are totally normal.

• Answer #4

  thanks for this:)

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