can you get a blood cloth everytime you have your period?

Question

i have a question about blood cloth. how often are you sopose to get them?
how big can they get?

Answer 1

I'm sorry what is meant by blood cloth ? Do u mean clot?

Answer 2

blood clots? Those clumps in your period are normal and you should see several 'chunks' throughout. When I first start each month, everytime I go to the bathroom one or two falls.

Just as long as they aren't like....as big as your palm I'd say it's all good.

Answer 3

I assume you mean blood clots and yes you can get them anytime. They are very common. They are just excess blood and uterine lining. But if they are are larger than an apricot you may want to see your doctor to rule out fibroids or endometriosis.

Answer 4

dark chunky clots of blood can be perfectly normal. many women get them during they're menstrual periods when they have heavy cramping and heavy bleeding your body usually makes things called anti- coagulants to keep your blood from clotting as it moves to your vagina and out of your body but during days of heavy bleeding and cramping your body is pushing blood so quickly out of you that your body doesn't have time to release these anti coagulants your blood then clots but if you have clots that are bigger than a quarter you should talk to your health care provider.

Answer 5

those are not blood clots as such but they are the broken parts of the egg which forms in the fallopian tubes and breaks and drains away in the period, which is it meant for...

Answer 6

if you're speaking of blood clot's, yes, it's common to get them with nearly every period but, each person is different.size can vary.

Answer 7

You can get them with every one. I do and sometimes they are as a big a small peach or plum.. very painful to pass!!

Answer 8

YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE CLOTS. PASSING CLOTS NEEDS EVALUATION FOR MENORRHAGIA.