Thick unusal tissue in period and didn't miscarry please help

Marinesgirl

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Thick unusal tissue in period and didn't miscarry please help

11-19-2011, 07:35 AM

Hey girls
So Weird question.. I went to use the bathroom today and found a very big thick piece of tissue in my pad that was red and gray. I've been on my period for about four days. I have never seen anything like this, its not like the normal tissue wall lining that comes out. It was larger and thicker and had some grayish blood around it. Sorry TMI..

I've looked online and places are saying that I miscarried. However I have not had any kind of sexual activity since June and I've been on birth control for nearly 4 years and I almost never get my period.. a few weeks ago I went to my OBGYN for my annual check up and I wasn't pregnant..

So what came out of me and should I be worried?
caterpillar79

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11-19-2011, 07:43 AM

No, don't be worried. It's just a huge clump of blood - your period! No worries.
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ItsASecret

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11-19-2011, 10:17 AM

This is normal, it is a blood clot they are supposed to happen.

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