Why does my blood clot look like tissue? Understanding its causes and when to seek help.
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It is a fact that the uterine lining, also known as the endometrium, sheds each month during a menstrual cycle, and this process can produce a clot that looks like tissue. While often normal, the appearance of a blood clot that resembles tissue is a common concern for many, and understanding its possible causes is key to ensuring your well-being.
