A large blood clot fell during menstruation

Women have menstruation once a month, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. However, sometimes the menstruation is very smooth, but sometimes it feels like something is missing and the thing is still very large. What is this? Why do people feel very tired and uncomfortable when this thing is adjusted? Why does a large amount of blood drop out during menstruation?

1. The amount of blood that women excrete during their menstrual period each month is actually related to the bleeding rate on the day of their period. If the bleeding is heavy, the menstruation will be discharged in one go.

2. There are two reasons why women will have blood clots during their menstrual period. One is menstrual disorder, and the other is premature ovarian failure. If your menstruation is irregular, the blood clots that fall out are fragments of the uterine wall.

3. If the amount of menstruation is too much and there are too many blood clots every time you have your period, it may be that the body has long-term blood stasis. You should actively go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

Women sometimes have 1 or 2 larger blood clots discharged during their periods, and this happens when they get up in the morning, stand for a long time, or walk suddenly after standing for a long time. This is normal. During the menstrual period, women's menstruation will be discharged along with the decidua and mucus. If the patient is in a sedentary state, the menstrual blood flows slowly, and the menstruation stays in the uterine cavity and the vagina for a longer time. The blood, decidua and mucus coagulate together, and after a sudden movement, the blood clot may be discharged from the body under the action of force. After a large blood clot is discharged, generally there will be more blood discharged, which is normal. If there are a lot of large blood clots discharged during menstruation, this situation is abnormal and you should go to the hospital for medical treatment in time.