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I had surgery 3 days ago and lost my right tube to an eptopic pregnancy today i started heavy bleeding and past a large greyish clot what was that?
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Urine lining : Even though the pregnancy was in your tube and not in the uterus, the hormones of pregnancy cause thickening of the uterine lining. Once the pregnancy is removed, these hormones drop and the lining is shed. Bleeding is typically heavier than a normal cycle, however if too heavy contact your doctor.
Answered 12/30/2012
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