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On Depo Shot. Noticed A Heavy White Spot. What Is It? Need To Worry?
I have been having a weird period this month. It s the first one I have had in the past two months since I first took the Depo shot. So I thought it was maybe normal since most birth control messes with my period really badly. Well today I was changing my pad when I noticed a sort of heavy white clot, it is flat and about 3/4ths the size of my palm sitting in my pad. Is this something I need to worry about?
Hi martneze,
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It may be decomposed decidua that is the shed internal layer of uterus which is a normal phenomenon but the white thing on it may be due to candida also.
Candida is a fungus and may cause infections at times.
You should get a gram stain and culture/sensitivity of the discharge and if needed take antimicrobial therapy in consultation with a gynecologist.
I hope the advise would be informative and useful for you.
Take Care!
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On Depo Shot. Noticed A Heavy White Spot. What Is It? Need To Worry?
Hi martneze, Welcome to healthcare Magic! It may be decomposed decidua that is the shed internal layer of uterus which is a normal phenomenon but the white thing on it may be due to candida also. Candida is a fungus and may cause infections at times. You should get a gram stain and culture/sensitivity of the discharge and if needed take antimicrobial therapy in consultation with a gynecologist. I hope the advise would be informative and useful for you. Take Care!