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Sometimes my periods colour is black, why it is black and what would you suggest me to get rid of it?
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The clots may be bright red or�dark in colour. Often, these clots are released on the heaviest days of�bleeding. The presence of multiple clots�in�your flow may make your�menstrual blood�seem thicker than usual. Your body typically releases anticoagulants to keep menstrual blood�from clotting as it's being released. You may see dark red blood upon waking during your period or after you?ve been lying down for a while. The deep color may simply mean that the blood has been sitting in the uterus for a while but hasn?t oxidized to the point of turning brown. Call back for more details to get rid of your problems.
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