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Period blood has very thick consistency, like mucusy rather than free flowing blood. only comes out when i use the bathroom? clear ultrasound and hpv negative on most recent pap?

Q: period blood has very thick consistency, like mucusy rather than free flowing blood. only comes out when i use the bathroom? clear ultrasound and hpv negative on most recent pap?

: There is a very large variation of normal for menstrual flow and duration. In the absence of other symptoms like pain, odor, itching, this is consistent with just a lighter than average period.

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There is a very large variation of normal for menstrual flow and duration. In the absence of other symptoms like pain, odor, itching, this is consistent with just a lighter than average period.

Answered 11/19/2022

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A member asked:

Period blood has very thick consistency, like mucusy rather than free flowing blood. only comes out when i use the bathroom? clear ultrasound and hpv negative on most recent pap?

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