what is this?? should I be worried ?

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Before your period, your uterus thickens, like a pillow, to make it suitable for a baby to grow. When you don't get your egg fertilized, that's why your period happens-- it's not just blood. It's uterine tissue that you ended up not needed. It mostly liquifies, so it looks like blood and mucus, but sometimes you get pieces like that. You only lose about a teaspoon of actual blood on your period. It's nothing to worry about.

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It's just old uterine tissue. It's normal.

what is this?? should I be worried ?

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