A cup of blood an hour is definitely something to see a doctor about - just to be safe.
Do you feel ill at all? Dizzy, faint?
When I was filling a cup and overflowing in under an hour recently, I was given Tranexamic acid to help plug the clots so I didn't bleed hugely. (I don't actually know how well it worked as not long after my period went MIA and is still MIA since December, so I can't say how well it worked, sorry)
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Date: 2011-03-13 07:27 pm (UTC)Do you feel ill at all? Dizzy, faint?
When I was filling a cup and overflowing in under an hour recently, I was given Tranexamic acid to help plug the clots so I didn't bleed hugely.
(I don't actually know how well it worked as not long after my period went MIA and is still MIA since December, so I can't say how well it worked, sorry)