Aunt, what if there's a blood clot?

Menstruation is accompanied by ovarian periodic changes and the performance of endometrial periodic shedding and bleeding, regular menstrual performance, is an important sign of reproductive maturity. Menstruation blood is dark red, in addition to blood, there are endometrial fragments, cervical mucus and shedding vaginal epithelial cells. Menstruation blood contains prostaglandin and a large amount of fibrinolytic enzyme from the endometrium. Due to the dissolving effect of fibrinolytic enzyme on fibrin, menstrual blood does not clot. In the case of excessive bleeding or rapid bleeding, blood clots can be shown. Menstruation volume is the total blood loss of a menstrual period. Normal menstrual volume is 20 to 60 ml. More than 80 ml is menorrhagia. Blood clots are mostly menorrhagia. Outpatient visits are required to do relevant examinations for further treatment.