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About Periods

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Why do I have black dry thick blood on this periods? Is it normal ? No body pains on this period...

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Dr. Ashwini Khadtare

Anesthesiologist 9 yrs exp Solapur

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Yes...its normal

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Dr. Krutika Ingle Karandikar

General Physician 11 yrs exp Pune

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It's normal. The thicker dark blood are clots which stay in the uterus for a while before they come out. Don't worry.

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