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Should i be concerned about an abnormally heavy period with huge blood clots in it?
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Depends: If it happened only once, it may just be a variation on your normal period. if it recurs, see your gynecologist. You may take oral iron and multivitamins supplements to prevent anemia.
Answered 6/10/2017
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