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What Causes Black Dots During Periods?

I have never had a normal period. i have 4 kids and the youngest one is about to turn 3. I started my period again today for this month and it has tiny black dots sprayed on my pad. I am only worried because I have had a bad pap in the past and it worries me something could be coming back. is the black dots normal all i can find is it is normal after having a kid but mine is older.
Tue, 4 Sep 2018
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Hi,

Black spots during your periods in this month are signs of possible infection or any abnormal uterine problem.

I advise to stay calm, at the end of the periods go and visit your gynecologist. Further diagnostic tests should be done, including pap smear, transvaginal ultrasound, female hormones in blood and vaginal swab testing.

All these will help determine the right diagnosis.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
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What Causes Black Dots During Periods?

Hi, Black spots during your periods in this month are signs of possible infection or any abnormal uterine problem. I advise to stay calm, at the end of the periods go and visit your gynecologist. Further diagnostic tests should be done, including pap smear, transvaginal ultrasound, female hormones in blood and vaginal swab testing. All these will help determine the right diagnosis. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.