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Anteverted, anteflexed uterus means the uterus is facing forward in your abdomen instead of the usual way, which is backward. Bulky means the same thing as in common English-it's larger than is normal, which can be due to many things, the most common of which is fibroids.

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Throwing up due to cramps are not unusual when you have your period. It sounds completely normal. If you have your period you are not pregnant if that is what you meant.

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First off do you need to go to the bathroom? For women are you about to start your period? A good thing to do is get a warm wash cloth and put it on your stomach. You can also get a heating pad and lay on it. This is also good for cramps.

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Yes, it's normal. When the uterus enlarges it can put pressure on the bladder, making you feel like you need to pee more. Some women also have water retention and bloating before their periods starts, meaning they will pee a greater amount whilst menstruating.

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Yes it is, i thougt i might be pregnant cause i was almost three weeks late when i started bleeding (it was not like a normal period for me but i dismissed it) i noticed a week before i started bleeding that my uterus/uterus area was hard. My problem is that it still is and feels like it could actually be slightly bigger. I don't know what could be going on and I'm clearly worried.

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Yes it can be but it can also be a early period.

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• Ovulation.
  This is when a mature egg is released from the ovary, this occurs around two weeks before menstruation, the egg then travels down the fallopian tubes where it may be fertilized.
  
  
• Fertilization.
  This is when the egg released during ovulation is penetrated by sperm, one sperm finally joins with the egg and this is when conception occurs, the fertilized egg then travels down to the uterus.
  
  
• Pregnancy.
  This is when the fertilized egg - zygote or embryo - reaches the uterus and implants itself into the uterus wall, from there the embryo develops into a fetus and eventually onto being a baby.

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This time can be varied from individual to individual but normally Danazol is cleared from the system within 3 - 6 months after discontinuation of the medication.

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in menstruation cycles namaz allowed

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Dont know exactly which ones your talking about so I will touch on a few. If your talking about ear infections that's because when water enters the ear drum and does not dry out, it is a perfect place for bacteria to form, then we get ear aches and the like. If your talking about in a already existing wound then that's because there are all sorts of stuff floating around in the water that enter the wound and get infected. There is also bacteria in ponds, rivers, lakes any water that does not move consistantly including pools and spas, that are not treated properly, either by polluters or not the right chemicals that bacteria grow in and enter the body through either a wound or any orafice on the body, ears, mouth, eyes and private areas. The ocean has the best of all world so to speak, it moves constantly and the salt content in the water does not allow bacteria to form on its own. Not to say that fish cant form bacteria, Im talking about the water itself.

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The uterus cramps because there are spasms that start the expulsion of the inner lining (your period). Usually Motrin or Tylenol will settle the pain and make it managable. Follow the bottle directions for dosing.

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Ovulation is usually 14 days AFTER your period, if you have a 28 day cycle. Always calculate fertile days to start 8-10 days after period and last for about one week. So if you want to get pregnant, aim at days 10-17 after period. If you don't want to get pregnant, use protection during these days. (FYI: Check for white discharge. It's a signal that you are in FERTILITY phase).

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First off I would not recommend using any topical deadening agents...Most of them you need to know a complete heart history of the client...Also will they inhibit the ink from taking....I can tell you from personal use that 10 % lidocaine creme worked great, for 15 minutes...But as the stuff wore off the pain was 3x as bad....Not worth it....

The inside of the arm hurts worse that the outside...Wherever the sun and wind hits you the most will hurt the least, as the skin will be tougher there. Now wherever one portion of your body joins up with another, these areas will hurt worse...Your skin is thinner and nerve endings probably closer to the surface....For the longest time I thot that the area immediately behind the hand where the wrist meets it was one of the most painful spots on my body..And if I were you I would move the tattoo at least one inch back from the hand....Inch and a half would be best.....Hope this helps....TatuBaron

P.S. Dont worry you can handle it, life is pain, a tattoo is simply a tattoo. TB

--I am a female and I have a tattoo on my wrist just 1/4 inch from the bend and a tattoo on the inside of my left arm, just under the elbow. [also a back tattoo and calve tattoo] I am not tough. I am extremely sensitive to pain. However, The two arm tattoos were not as bad as you would think. When getting either, I think it helps that you are able to exert some of the pain by balling your hand into a fist. It is going to hurt- That is a true story. But it will not be unbearable. My wrist was the least painful out of all four tattoos. Then my inner forearm, followed by my back. My leg hurt the most. LOL. My advice to you, eat well before hand, go in with a positive attitude, and a stress ball lol. Cheers- E

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No it doesnt. I was on mine for four months and was not pregnant. You should go to the doctor though. Mine was just irregular and birth control fixed mine.

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It is a dominant follicle of the left ovary which would going to mature to rellease an ovum.

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a girl menstruates during and after puberty. Menstruation is when the vagina fills with enriched blood .The girl can now have a baby or reproducers cycle happens for around 28 days. In those if a sperm does not enter the vagina the enriched blood will exit the body.

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Of course it's normal. It's also normal to have cramps.

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sounds like really bad trapped wind wind this can be so painful like period pains

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use orajel. apply it to the part of the mouth that is sore or hurts, it will numb the spot that hurts for a while

You should also strongly consider seeing your dentist, depending on what type of pain you are experiencing (not necessary if you have a canker sore, important if you are experiencing nerve pain).

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Yes there are veins in the face, actually the face and head are almost covered by veins, that's why head injuries bleed so badly. If you are asking with intent on trying to do your own Monroe piercing think again, besides veins there are several nerve bundles that run in the same area so do your self a favour leave the piercing to a professional body piercer working in a licensed and inspected facility. Please

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