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Is it normal to pass large pieces of uterine tissue during period? it was painful, but after it passed the pain was gone.
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Delivering fibroid?: Yes, Rarely small polyps or fibroids can be expelled if they are intracavitary. This is uncommon. A large clot can also appear to be solid if its expelled. Take ibuprofen and follow up with GYN as needed.
Answered 11/1/2017
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