Liver-like lumps in menstruation are blood clots or parts of the endometrium, the inner layer of the uterus that peels off and leaves the menstruation.
The woman should observe how often these clots emerge during menstruation: if it occurs only in a few days or if it is present on all menstrual days.
The discharge of small blood clots for a few days of the menstrual cycle is normal and is part of menstruation bleeding.
In addition, large blood clots during menstruation, accompanied by severe cramps, may be a sign of bleeding above normal, which may indicate hormonal changes or problems in the reproductive system, as:
- Myomas;
- Anatomical changes;
- Infections or inflammation in the uterus.
In addition excess blood loss during the menstrual period increases the risk of anemia.
O coagulated dark blood shows that there was accumulation of blood in the uterus and that this blood was delayed to be expelled from his body. This situation can be considered normal, depending on your hormonal variations at the time of menstruation.
The important thing to do is to see if these clots look like pieces of liver appear in all menstrual cycles and on several days of menstruation and are associated with other symptoms such as discomfort and dizziness. If this happens, consult the doctor / gynecologist, general practitioner or family physician for a detailed evaluation.
