nope doesnt effect a test
Semen can't really effect menstruation, this is because menstruation is controlled by the hormones in a woman's body - the only time semen can effect menstruation is if it results in pregnancy. Semen can however soften the cervix which can help induce a late period.
Vaginal bleeding does not affect a pregnancy test.
Gynaecosid is a medication used to induct menstruation. A major side effect is that, if incorrectly used to induce abortion, it can cause severe bleeding. Because of this it should only be used when pregnancy has been ruled out as the cause of a late period.
There are pills you can take to "abort" the pregnancy, but heavy bleeding would be a 'side effect'. So if you're trying to terminate your pregnancy, there will ALWAYS be a side effect.
Signs of pregnancy on the implant are lack of bleeding and positive pregnancy test. Irregular bleeding on the implant is a side effect, and not a sign of pregnancy.
Medicines can change menstruation.
It is common to have the tender breasts before the menstruation. This is due to effect of the progesterone hormone. The tenderness will go away and you expect the menstruation next day. The tenderness persists during the pregnancy.
You can use a pregnancy test at anytime while on the pill (it will not effect the test), if you normally have bleeding while taking the sugar pills, wait to see if the bleeding is late or the day before you start your new packet to test for pregnancy.
No not at all. Hormones effect menstruation.
The depo has shown no interactions with antibiotics. No menstruation is a common side effect. Read more in the link below.
You shouldn't be taking tablets while pregnant so see your doctor about this bleeding during pregnancy.
If you are bleeding and it's not your period, it is important that you see a medical professional. There are many causes for bleeding and not being on a period. Certain causes may be extreme stress, a side-effect of birth control, or even pregnancy.