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I am on day 4 of my menstrual cycle and today. i had a really big blood clot. bigger than i have ever seen. should i worry about it?
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If it persists, yes: If you continue to have large clots with each following menstrual cycle then yes see a md to avoid anemia and find out why that is occurring.
Answered 3/8/2014
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