Give your hospital where you had the procedure.if not 111 or gp.failing that a and e.I wouldnt leave it rest up keep legs up but also walk little

Awww thank you, I spoke to doctors yesterday, they said if pain gets bad then to call, I’m due on tomorrow so may be early but not like usual period blood (sorry I’m over sharing now) I can’t believe the leaflets…. honestly if it wasn’t for this forum I’d of been ringing an ambulance when “black volcanic sand” was coming out a few days ago. Why not say the real facts it would save so much stress and nhs resources in time spent on phone calls surely, sorry I’m not a poorly person but it’s getting me down and I’m ranting it out…. Thank you  

Its ok sadly could be an early period,but if have learnt anything  be persistant you know your body.watch for infection 

Its ok sadly could be an early period,but if have learnt anything  be persistant you know your body.watch for infection 

Hello all thank you for sharing your experiences, as I am currently on a drip in a&e the team have no idea about the reasons as to why this is is happening although they’re aware of the loop procedure I had yesterday afternoon. Over the past 5 hours I can say I’ve lost at least a pint and a half of blood with very large clots. Clots I’ve never had throughout my 30+ years of life. I was flabbergasted yet petrified, they felt tangerines coming out of me. However I was also due to start my period yesterday, therefore I don’t know whether the timing of it all has invigorated my cervix / womb to bleed like never before but it’s a lot of blood loss. I too have been given trans acid to stop the bleeding along with fluids as my bp was low. Feeling better now but still very tired due to the ordeal. I strongly advise taking time off work following a procedure such as this. And also grab some nappies as pads may not suffice. Hugs ladies hugs and love