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Is blood clots normal when ovulating?
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No: Heavy bleeding to the point of blood clots around ovulation is not considered normal. This should be evaluated by an ob/gyn and this should include an exam, ultrasound, and likely a biopsy of the uterus. Make sure you are not pregnant too!
Answered 9/28/2016
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