For many women, periods come with their fair share of discomfort - cramps, bloating, fatigue and sometimes, something a little more concerning: blood clots.It is easy to start worrying about clots in ...

It's generally normal to bleed for eight days or less, have cramps, pass small clots, and lose about 2-3 tablespoons of blood during your period. People with heavier flows usually bleed for about ...

Bleeding between menstrual periods—Any bleeding at times ... Clots—An occasional small blood clot during your menses, the size of a quarter or smaller, is nothing to worry about.

Yes, you can have a Pap smear exam on your period. However, heavy bleeding may make it harder to detect abnormal cervical ...

Blood clot complications can be deadly, but they’re “totally preventable” if caught early enough, according to a doctor with ...

They found no direct genetic explanation, but they did find a statistically significant enrichment of genes that are subject to regulatory control of the JAK-STAT signalling pathway among genes whose ...

Olivia Culpo has detailed a blood clot that appeared during the early weeks of her pregnancy. Sharing her experience via a ...

We can see that after an extended period of low level discussion ... as a precautionary measure, after a small number of people became ill with blood clots. As more cases were reported and ...