What does big blood clots in period mean?

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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Blood clots, when they are small and only occasional, is common and normal on heavy flow volume days. If blood clots are big (larger than quarter) and occur frequently then there might be any underlying medical conditions such as fibriods, endometriosis, adenomyosis, perimenopasue, menopause, stress, weight gain and blood dyscrasias.

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I'm a bit concerned because I started drinking Safi in April and May, and now it's June and I still haven't gotten my period. I'm really using it to help with the pimples on my face, but now I'm worriedcould the Safi be messing with my periods? Is this something you've come across before?

Safi is ok but it will not bring your period

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