passing large clots of dark red blood, no heavy bleeding no pain?
89162
Good for you, that's normal though... :-)
223671
Very carefully... blood "dis -cray -shas".  Good luck!
662263
My gynecologist explains clots to me as follows: Blood is pushed out of your uterus when the uterus contracts (you don't necessarily feel these contractions, but when they are strong, you feel them as cramps). The uterus releases "anti-coagulants" during menstruation. These are supposed to keep the blood from clotting up as it passes from the uterus to the vagina, thus making the whole bleeding process easier.\n\nBut if you have days of heavy cramps and heavy bleeding, you may pass dark, chunky clots of blood. On such days your contractions are so fast and so strong that the blood gets forced out before the anti-coagulants have time to take effect. So the blood clots. And you pass big chunky gobs of stuff.\n\nIf the clots you are passing are larger than, say, a quarter, you might want to ask your doctor about it, because that indicates that your periods are quite heavy, and they might want to check for fibroids (benign tumors).
758191
Probably just blood clots. But I'd make an appointment with your gynocologist just to be on the safe side.
398700
Most probably an ulcer. see a doc straight away cause this is serious. blood transfer may be needed. all internal bleeding is very serious. do it NOW. not in the morning or after work, go right NOW.
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I had one in the same place and the doctor finally had to go up with a "basket" and retrieve it.\n\nThe pain comes when they are moving because they are cutting along the way.  The blood comes when they are moving for the same reason.   When they stop, the pain hurts and the bleeding stops.\n\nDon't get your hopes up.  That sucker WILL come back to haunt you until you pass it or a doctor has to "go get it".  Good luck.  Pops
235750
First off, take a deep breath and relax.  You are ok.  Next, call your doctor.  This is exactly the sort of stuff your ob-gyn is trained to handle, and will understand your situation.  Having PCS makes your periods a bit screwy as your hormones don't really act quite the way they should.  \n\nYour doctor can evaluate you to find out 1) why you are clotting and to see if anything else is wrong with you (thyroid issues can make things go squirly too).\n\nYou are feeling woozy and tired most likely from the blood loss.  Losing a lot of blood can make you dehydrated, and anemic.  So rest, drink water, take a pain killer for the cramps and call your doctor.  \n\nGood luck.  I know how scary this can seem, I have been through it myself, and for me it turned out to be nothing - some water, and a few weeks or iron pills for the anemia and I was fine.  But please, do call your doc.
763048
You need to see a doctor to determine whether you have a blood clot in the leg. They can either see it, I don't know how they do that, or send you for a Doppler Echo Test. Went through the same thing and had the Echo Test. Nothing to it, the Echo bounces of your artery and they can tell right away. Don't you fool around with the ifs because this can be serious. If the blood clot goes to your heart you'll be done for. Don't want to scare you but this is serious business, so please go ASAP
62777
If it is a cramp, try eating more potassium (bananas, orange juice, strawberries) and drinking more water. Advil is a good quick fix. If you're not very active and this 'came out of nowhere' keep an eye on it, especially if it's in the calf and you have circulation problems,etc. If you have a raised red spot that is hot to the touch, and you're running a fever (without the advil or other meds masking it) you might have a blood clot. See the doctor VERY soon
1020285
The symptoms that your are describing sound a lot like DVT, or deep vein thromboembolism. More commonly known as a blood clot. When a blood clot forms, especially in the legs, they can be painful, and get swollen. The area where the clot forms usually is tender, red, and warm, although not always. DVT's are pretty easily treated, but you will need to be diagnosed before treatment can begin. Although, the clot may appear to be just a bother, a clot that has gone untreated can dislodge and travel to other parts of the body such as the heart, the lungs, or the brain. This would be bad since these organs rely on adequate blood supply in order to keep the body alive.
420496
Bleeding? or Bleedign?
331116
Doesn't hurt any more than giving blood.  From memory takes about 40 minutes
241678
If it hurts it is not dead. You probably have a bad blood clot in it. Go to the doctor and get it lanced to releave the pressure.
120369
Just read your other question. And I am a 60 year old Male, been down the road had lots of experience person. Been In the Army as an Officer. \n\nIf you are experimenting with cigaretts, or you are a smoker, nicotine constricts the blood vessels and actually can cut down on circulation of blood. Some drugs constrict blood circulation. Do your hands and feet get cold easily? If they do, then this would indicate poor circulation. \n\nTry taking half an aspirin a day to thin your blood. You sound as though you feel you get adequate exercise. But if you do not then try walking or jogging. If you continue to cramp up then you must see your School nurse or family doctor. \n\nYou are still growing believe it or not. I do not know your heritage but if you are black, there is sickle cell which can show up, and is usually extremely painful. Though it is cramping due to the restriction of blood flow which only occurs in the black race. I really have had little experience with this with people who work or have worked for me.\n\nIf you Smoke try to Stop! IF you don't PLEASE DO NOT START ! I SWEAR YOU ARE NOT MISSING ANYTHING EXCEPT EARLY DEATH ! \n\nIF THE PAINS KEEP UP SEE THE SCHOOL NURSE OR THE FAMILY DOCTOR ... ASK A COACH, A TEACHER, >>>PLEASE ASK FOR HELP <<<!!!\n\nSorry I cannot help you at all about Lexopro,  did you Google it??\n\nAt your age and if you are not black and not taking any drugs ( Illegal or Non Prescribed ) and are in the pain then you should seek medical attention.\n\nGive simple aspirin a few days to work take it just before bed.  But only you know if there is anything that logically could be causing the pain.  The first I named was the most violent one that I ran into in young smokers!  Beyond that was reactions to various cold medications taken in over dose.  \n\nSafest ... aspirin.  If no improvement then get on and seek proper professional help!\n\nGOOD LUCK \n\nAPS
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You probably won't know about it if you have a bloodclot. Clots are oxygen bubbles, and will more than likely kill you if they reach your heart or brain. But you won't feel a blood clot until it is too late I'm afraid, so don't worry about it too much.
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The following information I have obtained for you. \nIf the blood clot is in an artery, it may cause sudden pain, and selling a a slight blue cloration. However if it is in a vein, it may cause selling and tenderness.\n\nSymptoms and Complication:  Inflammation in superifical or surface veins-such as those used to insert IV lines in the arm or to draw blood-produces pain and discomfort but is isn't considered serious.  blood clots that form in superifical veins rarely break loose and travel in the blood to cause blockage (inplaces such as the lung) and complications.\nCauses: A variety of things can cause inflammation of a superificial vein One common cause is due to to trauma or injury,for example from intravenous (IV) catheters or solution and medications used in hospital that pierce the vein wall and cause irritation.  Any blow to a vein (like a blow or injury from a car accident) will trigger a local inflammatory reaction that leads to pain, discomfort, redness, and swelling. During this process, there's an increase blow of blood to the injured area, and a blood clot often forms in the inflamed or injured area of the vein.\nThis is generalized information for you and maybe it will help you to understand about blood clots.  However my bottom line is that you shoud see your Primary Physician as soon as possble so that he can make Logical decision as what to do for your situation. Best of luck.
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to hemorage is to bleed