Yes, it's normal for your period to be clumpy and thick. Your period isn't just blood but also uterine cells, uterine tissue, discharge, and mucus, so on heavier days when there is more tissue present it will look thicker and mucus can also thicken up flow too. As long as you're using correct menstrual products to deal with it you're fine, and as long as there is no bad odour everything is healthy.
Yes it can. The Vagina is cleaning itself out and old blood gets brown and sometimes even clumpy. It is perfectly normal and you don't need to worry.
It scorches, and turns very dark in color and becomes clumpy.
It is perfectly normal to start your period weeks early and its dark brown. You mostly start with dark brown when you start your period and it turns red.
It is dark and thick
Hello - This bleeding could be due to pregnancy or due to irregular period bleeding. See your doctor hun for a blood test. dark thick blood just means you have a bunch of hemoglobin in it.. Hemoglobin is the stuff that slowes the flow in your blood when you get a cut. A light period for irregular period women seems pretty normal.. if you have light cycles you could have a estrogen deficiancy.. I would see your doctor if you are trying to get pregnant and have not yet.
The blood from your period should be dark, not bright, red because it is "old" blood that the uterus sheds. It is also normal to see clots or lumps of blood during your period.
It's just the body getting used to having them
Yes it is possible to have blood this colour.
in most cases that means your pregnant. in others it could be a hormonal imbalance that causes your period to be shorter and sometimes have clumps.
NO. That is unusual.
yes it is normal to have a brownish red thick blood but if it continues then you should go see a doctor yes it is normal to have a brownish red thick blood but if it continues then you should go see a doctor
It's unlikely that what you are seeing are blood clots as menstrual blood doesn't clot like normal blood. What you're seeing is likely the larger pieces of the uterine lining, which is the main waste product during menstruation.