Blood Clot Or Organ? - I Just Had My Abortion, I Think Im Having

Blood clot or organ?

Asked for Female, 17 Years

I just had my abortion, i think im having my period now, there’s this thing in my vagina, its trying to get out but im scared to pull it out bc im not sure if its a blood clot or part of my organ. what am i suppose to do? i tried to touch it and i can feel that im touching it. i dont think its a blood clot.

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Dr. Astha Agarwal

Gynecologist 16 yrs exp Ghaziabad

If u r not sure of whats coming out.. Its better to get urself examined by a local doctor. Also if u hv had an abortion recently the normal periods ll come in 4 to 6 weeks time.. It could be some retained tissue which s trying to come out.

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