Just take 4 to 5 pieces of mahogany seeds,when your stomach is empty

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No, there is nothing unhealthy about it, it may not be pretty but that issue is easily fixed by asking her to wear a tampon.

The inner layer of the endometrium is shed as menstrual fluid

The typical menstrual cycle runs for 28 days. However - individuals may experience shorter or longer cycles.

No, for the most part a boy cannot tell that a girl is menstruating simply by looking at her.

There can be some ways to tell by looking alone, for example if she is unfortunate enough to experience a leak while the boy is around or her menstrual pads are showing somehow. In some cases girls skin may worsen, such as acne break-outs on the chin, but this isn't true for all girls at all times.

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No. Menstruation is the shedding of the lining of the womb. No womb, no shedding.

Well, there are some factors that can prevent a girl from getting her period, or cause it to be delayed. The obvious reasons are if she is pregnant, or on birth control. Otherwise, some factors could be sudden weight gain or loss, because it chnages the hormone levels in the body very rapidly. Some medications might cause a missed period. Stress can also result in a missed period or two. If a girl doesn't have her period for mor than thee months in a row, she should go to the doctor because that could be a sign of a more serious medical condition.

Depending on the circumstances, chest physical therapy may be performed by anyone from a respiratory care therapist to a trained member of the patient's family. Different patient conditions warrant different levels of training.

Probably not. Tampons just catch the flow, but good ones can make you feel like you don't have your period at all.

sometimes but go to www.kidshealth.com and look at it

yes that is a very good web page to go to, but i also have an answer, to be quite frank i have spotting for a week after my period, and it is normal, tons of my girlfriends have spotting, all it means is that there's just extra blood and your period isn't 100% done it only 97%...lol, and its just getting rid of exes or how ever you spell it.

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A period, or periods can go from regular to irregular. Especially during puberty, when you can miss the monthly periods for a long time. Don't get worried over it, it's completely normal to miss some.

It could be the stress of the worrying that's stopping them.

If you are talking about the pill, yes. The pill does play with a womans hormaones like crazy and depending on how long you've been taking it, you can go through a lot of problems coming off it. Nothing to worry about, just annoying things.

Brown just means it is old blood, rather than fresh. A spotty, brown discharge during your period is a sign of an irregular period, and isn't necessarily abnormal. Many women experience it at least once in their lives, or even on a recurring basis. You can talk to your doc if you think there might be something wrong, or if you have abnormal pain.

You carry a purse with a number of pads in it. When you have your period you tend to gain weight, and be just a little bit pudgier, but don't worry it's normal, and all it takes is eating healthy and doing light exercises. Also when you go to school don't were tight jeans, or eally any tight clothing. It can make you uncomfortable, and probably cause cramps. Also don't wear where white underpants,(you know just in case). Wear your most comfortable clothes. If you're prone to having a lot of cramps, then tell your school nurse, and mom, so you'll be allowed to have advil, and relief medicine for cramps at school And most middle schools have sanitary disposal cases in the bathroom stalls for your period. Really periods can be alright in middle school, and the more you realize it you'll see you're not the only one.

Actually having the period is typically 3-7 days depending on the person. A woman generally will stop having her period all together around age 48-52 and enter into menopause.

I think u r pregnant...congratulations

Menstrual cycles can also be irregular for girls early in puberty

Stress can also mess with your menstrual cycle

... but if you have had sex, pregnancy is the most likely reason.

Can also be called a Decade.

Yes they do. Because bears are attracted to the smell of blood. Although, there is something wrong about your question. BEARS is not spelled BEAR'S.

No, that is an old-wive's tale. Not true at all.

No, however some of us are capable of ejaculation (just minus the sperm).

They start heat for a week, then they bleed for about a week,then they want to breed for a week so all together around 3 weeks.