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Nov 4, 2024 ⢠8 tweets ⢠2 min read
PMS or PMDD? Understanding the Difference and When to Get Help
đ¸Hey there! Letâs talk about premenstrual symptoms! Most of us have heard of PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome), but did you know thereâs also PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder)? While both cause...
symptoms before your period, PMDD can be much more intense and disruptive. Letâs break it down:
đš Whatâs PMS?
PMS affects around 75% of women; often includes symptoms like mood swings, bloating, and mild cramps. These symptoms usually show up 1â2 weeks before your period and...
Sep 14, 2024 ⢠12 tweets ⢠3 min read
Whatâs That Thing Showing Up During Your Period?
Ever noticed large clots during your period and wondered what they mean? 𩸠Let's break it downâwhy periods involve bleeding, how clots form, and when those larger clots might be signaling a health issue. Weâll also explore how...
this could impact pregnancy and when you should see a doctor.
đš Why Do We Bleed?
Every month, the uterus prepares for a potential pregnancy by building up a thick lining of blood-rich tissue (endometrium). When pregnancy doesnât happen, your body sheds this lining, leading to..
Sep 13, 2024 ⢠9 tweets ⢠2 min read
Large Blood Clots During Your Period? What Could It Be?
Hey ladies! Letâs chat about something many of us notice but often overlookâthose large blood clots that show up during your period. 𩸠If youâve ever seen one thatâs bigger than a coin, it could be a sign of...
fibroids or other conditions.
LET'S BREAK IT DOWN:
đš Blood Clots: What's Normal?
Itâs normal to pass small blood clots during your period, especially toward the end when your flow slows down. These clots can sometimes look like little blobs or jellyfish. But if youâre passing.
Aug 28, 2024 ⢠9 tweets ⢠3 min read
Ever Noticed This During Your Period? Letâs Talk About It!
Hey, amazing women! đŁď¸ Let's chat about something that might seem unusual but is important to understand.
Ever seen a large, rubbery piece of tissue thatâs not your typical period blood?
If so, youâve probably encountered a decidual cast. Donât worryâweâre here to explain what it means! đââď¸
đ Whatâs a Decidual Cast, Anyway?
Imagine your uterus doing a one-time, full-blown clean-up job. Normally, the lining of your uterus sheds in small pieces during your period.