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Is it normal to pass a few blood clots a few days before your period? i have also been experiencing some spotting this month.
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This can be normal: This can be normal but it may also be associated with early pregnancy, so you should take a urine pregnancy test to be sure, especially if this is new for you. Other causes of bleeding include polyps and menstrual irregularaties as well as endometrial hyperplasias. Have your GYN check you out if it persists.
Answered 12/25/2017
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