Black and brown chunks in period?

The blood that you lose when you have your period is blood that your body is getting rid of. The chunks in the blood are called clots. Most women have them but most of the times they fall right into the toilet and you don’t notice them at all. There’s nothing wrong with you if you are producing clots. Everything is perfectly fine so don’t worry! Good Luck!

The blood you are losing is the blood from the uterine that lined it preparing for pregnancy. When no fertilized egg implanted itself in the uterine wall the blood flows into the cervix and out the vagina, and this your period. Periods normally have clots, but on occasion they do occur. Normally, passing clots is nothing to worry about. If you are bleeding way more than usual, having periods closer together and bleeding heavily and passing a large amt of large clots, and feeling overly tired on a regular basis, and your skin is pale you should contact your Dr as you might be anemic. As always, if you are sexually active see your gynecologist regularly.