Having Odd Periods, Passing Black Old Blood With Clots, Virgin. Should I Be Worried?
I m use to having odd periods. This past period I have been on for 2 weeks and passing a lot of black old blood . The black old blood has many clots and is stringy. My right side has been throbbing and my whole stomach in general has been bloated and sore. I am a virgin so I know a miscarriage is out of the question. Should I be worried? I have been having other problems as well.
Hello
thank you for your query.
Firstly, you need to specify what are your " other problems "
If it is irregular periods, then you need to consult a gynecologist.
At menarche it is common to have irregular cycles.
You might be having polycystic ovaries or some such similar hormonal imbalance.
A cervical or endometrial polyp or fibroid can cause such problems.
Intake of medications containing hormones can destabilize your cycle.
Anxiety, stress, tension, thyroid disorders all are well known causes.
You need to see a doctor and have a complete pelvic and abdominal check up, investigations and ultrasound.
Take care.
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Having Odd Periods, Passing Black Old Blood With Clots, Virgin. Should I Be Worried?
Hello thank you for your query. Firstly, you need to specify what are your other problems If it is irregular periods, then you need to consult a gynecologist. At menarche it is common to have irregular cycles. You might be having polycystic ovaries or some such similar hormonal imbalance. A cervical or endometrial polyp or fibroid can cause such problems. Intake of medications containing hormones can destabilize your cycle. Anxiety, stress, tension, thyroid disorders all are well known causes. You need to see a doctor and have a complete pelvic and abdominal check up, investigations and ultrasound. Take care.