Were does the blood clots come from in our menstruel cycle?

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Clots happen when the uterine lining sheds increased amounts of blood. When the blood pools in the uterus or vagina, it begins to coagulate, much like it would on an open skin wound. The consistency of menstrual blood varies both throughout the period and from one period to another.
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The blood clots are built up blood that has been sitting in our uterus during our ovulation time. Our period is basically our uterus preparing for a baby (which we don’t have) so all the blood lines up on the uterus line until it’s our time of month.

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