Seeing small blood clots during menstruation can happen sometimes, especially on heavier flow days. Menstrual blood is usually dark red and may contain tissue or clots. However, very large clots, severe pain, or unusually heavy bleeding may be a sign of an underlying health issue and should be checked by a doctor. Vaginal infections caused by bacteria can also affect vaginal health, but blood clots during menstruation are not always caused by bacteria.

Fertility
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In some cases, prolonged sexual abstinence may contribute to certain changes in semen quality, even in men who have never






