A couple months ago was extra emotional and tired. My period was over 2 weeks late but thought it was aging since I am 45. However my periods are usually always on time or early. One day I started having terrible back pains and spotting. Layed down and pain was awful and started having bad stomach cramps. Went to pee and large blood clots and what looked like liver came out. Then lot blood and more tissue. Did I miscarry? Have pics to include
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The picture you emailed, suggests on an embryonic sac.It doesn't look like a decidual tissue to think of a climacteric bleeding. If this was a miscarriage, and if you'll have period delays in forthcoming months, see a specialist to make sure that there are no residual tissues in the uterine cavity which can further grow into hydatidiform mole or trophoblastic disease. At the moment, an anitbacterial therapy would be an adequate choice.
The tissue is consistent with a miscarriage but also could be uterine tissue. The only way to know for sure is to bring the tissue to a gynecologist to have it sent out for pathology.
Pregnancy and miscarriage are certainly a possibility as well as hormonal changes causing abnormal uterine bleeding. There could also be uterine polyps or fibroids causing the abnormal bleeding. You need to be evaluated with examination, ultrasound and labs.