mother_russia on Sidechat | For general info: 1. Take a pregnancy test immediately after and if it’s negative, you weren’t pregnant generally. 2. A miscarriage doesn’t normally look like a blood clot, it will be mainly tissue maybe a grey or pink color but with blood.

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mother_russia

For general info: 1. Take a pregnancy test immediately after and if it’s negative, you weren’t pregnant generally. 2. A miscarriage doesn’t normally look like a blood clot, it will be mainly tissue maybe a grey or pink color but with blood.

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t0w_mater

Me staring at the blood clot that came out of me, trying to decide if it’s a fetus or not:

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Anonymous 1w

Blood clots basically melt if you poke it, easily falls apart and can be moved (unless it’s dried), tissue will stick together and look mostly smooth so if you poke it you will just have a tear in the tissue. Uterine lining is normally a deep red color so you could just pass a large piece of your lining (especially if you have a thick endometrium or get decidual casts). Tissue from a pregnancy is a light color and is distinct from uterine lining.

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mother_russia 1w

These are the general guidelines but not 100% accurate all the time. You can pass lighter tissue type things and it not be a miscarriage, like if you had a yeast infection, used different kinds of lube, or had an abscess in your uterus.

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Anonymous

mother_russia 1w

I’ve had decidual casts, giant clots, and I’ve had a miscarriage, they looked nothing alike. Hopefully my experience & information can help put your mind at ease next time you have a bad period to help discern what’s going on!