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If you've been having periods for any amount of time, you've probably already had a run-in with a blood clot. If you don't know what I'm talking about, well, lucky you. Please allow me to draw you a word picture: Period blood clots are thick, jelly-like, bright or dark red blobs of chunky blood.. They can pop up on our pads or tampons, or otherwise be expelled during our heaviest flows, and it's hard to not get freaked out when you see one.
Yes, they can be. Most women will experience clots during their period at some point in time. Many women pass small clots as a normal part of their period. However, when clots are larger than a quarter in size, you should see your doctor as this is an indication of a potential medical issue. Signs of Period Blood Clots. What are period blood clots? How do you know if youâve passed clots? Period blood clots are: Most common during the first few days of your period â the heaviest days. A thick mass of blood. Clots often look like jam. Clots can vary in consistency and color.