I’m a bit like that I can flood in 2 hours with one but it’s really quite different after having a baby maybe just not regular yet

My periods have changed a lot as I’ve gotten into my 30s. My last one worried me, was normal then a few days later I went to the toilet and blood gushed out, along with some small clots and one around the size of a credit card. It eased up after a few hours or so. Is yours heavy your entire period? I asked my doctor about it and he said it’s normal, so you could always just ask your GP.

I would suggest getting your iron tested to see if you are losing too much and affecting your iron levels

Please go see a gyno.
I had very heavy periods with clots and was 8 iron reading. Had to take 2 iron tablets a day for 3 months to build up and had to skip the sugar pill to stop periods for a bit also.

My SIL had similar issues due to fibroids and it was so bad she became very anemic and nealy passed out a couple of times. Eventually she had no choice and saw a Gyno so the answer is YES.

thanks guys, wasn’t sure if its something that happens as you get old lol. Im on iron tablets as my level was 4? and my HB was a bit low. im sad as I cant donate blood anymore

Yep see a gynaecologist. I was having same issues, they can prescribe a tablet called tranexamic acid
which you take during your period to help the heavy bleeding. It is a bit expensive but worth it. There is other options like a marina or ablation ( involves theatre) . It is awful hun am feeling your pain.

Absolutely get yourself checked out. If you are losing that much blood you will possibly be anaemic.

Hell yes go get done medical information. This is a big problem, not just healthwise but also as an inconvenience and big cost in your life. My daughter suffered heavy, irregular, painful periods. It only took a few visits to her gp to sort it

Definitely get an opinion so you know what’s going on and then at least you know what it is and what your options are.

I would definitely go and see your doctor. It’s better to know what’s happening than to ignore it.