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White spot in my menstrual blood clot?
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Normal: Having a white spot in the menstrual blood clot can be normal. In addition to blood and all the components of blood in menstrual cycle, there is lining from your uterus and this can sometimes look whitish and stringy. Completely normal.
Answered 6/15/2018
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