White blood clots??

Question

Is there such thing as this because I’m on my period and I passed regular blood clots and then I passed a white blood clot type thing. I wasn’t sure if it was blood clot but I don’t know what else it could be.. any help?!

Answer

During your period you shed the lining of the uterus. It typically sheds in a way where you don't notice it. But sometimes you can get "chunks" for lack of a better description. It's a normal variation.

Answer

White blood cells and red blood cells actually dont clot - its the clotting factors and platelets in our blood that produce clots, which have both red and white cells present, but mostly red. If you have an aggregation of white blood cells then that is pus. The white you are seeing is likely part of your uterine lining and is normal to occasionally see.

White blood clots??

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