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Plus, sometimes when I'm in the shower and I'm on my period I may not have a blood clot or anything like that, but if I reach my finger into my vagina I'll actually pull out a long string of stretchy bloody mucousy stuff. Yuck, but that's how period blood is sometimes. that makes plenty of sense.
Stretch marks (striae gravidarum) are lines on the skin that may appear late in pregnancy. They look like slightly indented pink, red, dark, or white streaks, depending on your skin color. Stretch marks are most common on the belly, but they can also develop on the breasts and thighs. The cause of stretch marks is not well understood. They have been linked to increasing pregnancy hormones and stretching of the tissue under the skin. Heredity is thought to play a role in the development of stretch marks; if your mother had them, you are likely to have them as well.