Why is does my period hold chunks?

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Why does this happen? not litterally chunks, but tacky parts? Am I ok, everything else is normal......
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Vagina and Bladder?


Relax... you are TOTALLY NORMAL! The first asnwerer be correct; its the lining of your uterus. If you basically started your period after you usually won't get chunks. But once you enjoy had it for more or less a year... the chunks start coming... and sad to right to be heard, but they usually get bigger until almost after three years of your period. (they did for me). I know this sucks... poor women! I need men went through something resembling this! LOL!

Breast problem, (girls) help me!?

It's the inside layer of your uterus.

Is it really messy when you bleed for the first time during sex?

Don't worry that's average. They're clots. I get them too. If you are worried ask your doctor.

What does this show? Help Please!?

They are not chunks but rather blood clots, and its adjectives. I dont know why tho.

I dont know?

This is very NORMAL. They are basically small clots of blood and tissue. Remember, your period is the shedding of the inside layer in your uterus. Your length is nothing but blood and tissue. That is why you see "chunks".

Could an Overactive Thyroid explanation this?

you probably have clots
possibly its time to see the
Dr for a (D&C) cleanout
to set things straight again

What does a complete blood test panel show?

you really do't know? the wall of your uterus prepares for the possibility of a fertilized egg to attach so a wall of blood forms. no kernel planted out comes wall .metaphorically speakingthus you have ick,you are average

Hot flashes and only 17 ?

When you enjoy your period you are sloughing the pool liner of your uterus. It is a combination of blood and tissue. Quite normal.

If I run in the wet with a wad.. is that okay?

don't worry at adjectives every girl gets them





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