Menstruation

Tons of women have irregular cycles, although irregular menstruation is mostly seen in teenagers. Some women just naturally have irregular cycles, though, which is why these woman choose to take birth control pills.

you most likely have a light flow but if you don't you should go to your doctor

Ovaries produce eggs which travel to the uterus. There they will either get fertilized by sperm or the the uterus will shed its lining, which causes a period.

A delay in a period is not a symptom of pregnancy; however not having periods may be a symptom of pregnancy .

No. But drinking alcohol can, if you decide to keep the baby, cause mental problems and birth defects in your child. You need some good medical advice.

Premenstrually the lining thickens and is later shed if there is no fertilized egg to implant into the lining. A hormonal imbalance, infection or endometriosis can all cause a thickening of the lining, irregularly during your cycle.

Sometimes, when girls first start their periods, they aren't very regular. This may go on for several months. The first few months can sometimes be called spotting....when spotting, you don't really have your full period. (the name kinda describes it ;)) Don't worry though. It make take even a year until your body can completely adjust and you can have normal cycles.

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Yes, it is normal to have little blood for a period. Just recently I experienced all the symptoms before my period actually started and once it started I only shedded about a tablespoon of blood. You should also consider your age as well as health while determing this factor. To be absolutely safe you should contact your Gynecologist for the most accurate answer.

you should see a doctor quickly.

no yoou sould go see the docter!

Yes, when starting any birth control your period will be different than it was before the Pill.

If you have taken another brand of birth control pill that follows 21 active and 7 inactive days, chances are you got your period the week you were taking the inactive pills. With YAZ, you will get your period during the 4 days you are taking the inactive white pills. When you start taking the new month's pack, you may still have some bleeding or spotting.

Irregular bleeding occurs most often during the first few months of any BCP use. Such bleeding may be temporary and usually does not indicate any serious problems. It is important to continue taking your pills on schedule. If the bleeding occurs in more than one cycle or lasts for more than a few days, talk with your healthcare provider.

It depends on what type of discharge. If the discharge is blood, then of course it is normal.

i would think you will be fine but take a test to be on the safe side ?

I hear that stress can play a part; making it come early or late. Also, health problems are the leading reason, I would think.

i don't know for sure but i just started my period and it felt like my skin was on fire. if that's not a hot flash i don't know what is.

when on your period it is said that wearing lose and comfortable clothing is best. this way there is no pressure against a bloated stomach that could be from a tight shirt or pair of pants. you will be most comfortable this way.but when not on your period war pantiliners because of any discharge.

When a girl has there pried two times in one month

You can have your period up to 6 month's your period will slow down to just spotting in time.Around 8 months it will stop from time to time you may spot

can you get you period when your 9 years old

1 to 2 weeks before your period is due. Pre menstrual symptoms can include tender breats, bloating, mood changes such as depression and food cravings. These are some examples of just a few.

is it normal to have a period twice a month and bleed when you had a bowel movement or and bleed heavy and think you pregnant is it because of sex but doing in rectum

Theres no signs realy you just all of a sudden get blood on your knickers

Periods come and go, I wouldn't worry to much :)

A period (more technically known as a menstrual cycle) is the result of hormonal changes occurring in your body on a regular basis as your body prepares itself for the possibility of carrying a child.

Every month, your body produces a hormone called estrogen, the purpose of which is to produce an egg from your ovaries and to build a fertile lining in your uterus to support the egg if it is fertilized. After the egg is released from the ovary, it travels into the fallopian tube into the uterus, where if you have had sex, it may be fertilized and attach to the uterine lining, where it will grow into a baby. The space where the egg was becomes a luteal cyst and begins to secrete progesterone, which keeps the lining of the uterus healthy for the growing baby.

If the egg is unfertilized, after a few days the progesterone hormone levels fall and the uterine lining begins to weaken and shed, what you know as your "period."