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  1. #1
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    Oct 2008
    Victoria
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    Possibly TMI...but is this normal?

    So I have been miscarrying since Tuesday and am happy to let my body do what it needs to do on it's own. Things have been coming and going - I'll have half a day of nothing then cramps and bleeding for a while. Nothing I can't handle anyway.

    Today I have felt the worst yet, bad enough pain that I couldn't stand up straight plus my back hurt. So I jumped in the shower. I passed a large clot, I guess about the size of a golf ball with lots of little clots. Clots aren't new but I was a bit shocked at the bigger one, could feel it coming out.

    After the pain started to subside I got out of the shower. Needed to use the loo and while I did I passed another large clot. I didn't look but it felt the same as the first one.

    Right now I have no pain or dizziness, I don't feel unwell. None of the things my GP and the ED told me to seek help for. Again, I'm happy to stay home where I'm comfy but am wondering if the large clots are considered normal? I don't want to go back to ED but if I should, I will. Been to the loo a couple of times since with no clots.

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    Hey CM,

    I'm so sorry you are going through this, I really am. Mother Nature is just a cruel piece of work sometimes.

    I remember with my m/c I passed a few clots as well but that was before my D&C. After the D&C I had nothing. Going by from what I went through, I would be guessing that it is normal. But if you started to run a temp, got really dizzy, unwell or became in a lot of pain I would definitely get it checked out.

    I was going to say good luck, but that seems kinda stupid.........

    I'm thinking of you & wishing you weren't going through this.

    Jayne x

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    Oct 2008
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    Thanks for responding, made me feel better.

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    if the bleeding isnt exessive hun i wouldnt panic too much.
    FWIW i passed a clot the size of my hand when i was misscarrying. and shortly after the bleeding eased right off
    its very scary stuff. bug hugs
    xxx

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    I'm so sorry for your loss x

    I passed clots with my natural miscarriage too.

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    Oct 2008
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    Thanks girls. Good to know this is usual.

    Skybie that would've been very scary. Since I passed the clots the pain has stopped and bleeding has gotten lighter, so maybe the worst is over.

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    When I've m/c'ed at 8wks - 10wks I've always passed large clots, as long as you aren't alarmed by lots of bright red blood you should be ok.

    So sorry you are having to go through this

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    TMI alert in case you may feel saddened by miscarriage info

    I'm sorry to hear you have to go through this, its so so awful.
    I miscarried on new years day and your story sounds very similar. I had bleeding through the day and passed a large clot and then began to feel better after that. I'm sure that was the end of my miscarriage as it seemed like the sac that i had passed. i Had a few smaller clots after that and went to the ED and i think it was all over by then anyway. They confirmed it was "pregnancy tissue".
    Have since had only spotting for a few days after and felt physicallly ok by the end of the next week
    big hugs to you
    x madame x