Menstruation

The answer to your question is "yes", you do still have periods after a salpingectomy.

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Passing vaginal tissue means that the tissue around the opening of the vagina is coming out. This could occur during a miscarriage.

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That can range anywhere from as early as eight years old to seventeen years old everyone is different but many girls experience theirs around the ages of twelve to fifteen.
The average age for a girl to start her period is 12 years old. Some start as early as the age of 7 it is not very common though. A girl can start her period between the ages of 7 - 16.
It can start anytime between 9-16 years of age, depending on weight and other factors. It is most common around 11-13.
at the age of 10-14 you should start your peiod normally girls start around that time

Common reasons for not having a menstrual cycle include menopause, pregnancy and after having a hysterectomy. Extreme weight gain or weight loss can also cause a menstrual cycle to stop. Certain types of birth control can also contribute to a lack of periods.

A woman's menstrual cycle does not have to be 28 days as stated in a lot of medical books. Twenty eight days is an average cycle but each individual woman may have a cycle that is different from this number. If your cycle is consistently around 35 days, then that cycle is normal for you. If you have additional questions about your menstrual cycle or if you're worried that something may be wrong, it is best to consult your doctor.

Talk a long bath, it will make you be off of it for like six or seven hours. Or go work out, the physical activity will make it lighten up.

Never try to stop your cycle by yourself, it will either not work or hurt you. The amount of time between periods fluctuates based on stress and hormones, especially if you only started menstruating recently. "On time" may not be an accurate estimate of when you will start.

There are some birth control pills which can cause fewer periods. If you are interested in having fewer periods every year, talk to your gynecologist about whether one of them will work for you.

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Many things, diet, stress, strenous ongoing activities, pregnancy.

srry but you cant shorten your peroid.Its a natural thing that happens for mostly every women in america.If you dont have your peroid then you wont be able to have children.But dont worry most peroids last between 3-7 days.If you have cramps try eating bannanas or drinking alot of water.I didnt have no pain when having my peroid so maybe youll be lucky.And when you have your peroid your actually becoming a young lady which is called menstruation.

Yes it is possible to lighten your period, granted it's just a hormonal thing going on. One way is to drink lots of water during your period. I'm not sure why this works, but it does, I have tried it and it works.

Another way is taking either Aleve, or Advil (Ibuprofen). These slow down, even stop the chemical that is sent from the brain, that dilate the blood vessels in the uterus.

An abrasion of the uterus doesn't have a special name. It can be caused by an endometrial ablation procedure which is a procedure that destroys the lining of the uterus.

Brownish black blood on first day of your period is normal. This means that it is blood that may have stayed for a while in the urine folds or blood that was there for a while waiting to be released.

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When you ovulate depends on your menstrual cycle. You ovulate two weeks BEFORE your period, so how soon after your period you ovulate depends on how long your menstrual cycle is.

My OBGYN told me that it should begin 3-14 days after you stop taking it.

If you have missed your period for two months you may be pregnant. Take a pregnancy test to be sure. If you are not pregnant, stress may be the cause of your missed cycle.

That happend to me on my first i guessed it was just dry blood in my discharge

It is not typically normally to have backache and stomach ache after your period ends. It is common to experience this while on your period, however. If this happens to you every month after your period, it could be indicative of a health issue so it would be advisable to make an appointment with your doctor.

It can be normal but everybody is different. Before/during my period I get nausea, tender breast/nipples. Frequent bathroom trips(even as frequent as 30 minute intervals for me but it comes and goes), stomach cramps, bloating, moodiness, headache, and I even start eating more and having cravings. I get almost (if not all) common symptoms of a pregnant woman. They came on very suddenly, a couple months ago, when before I hardly had any symptoms at all. Just a little discomfort in my lower stomach. Though, if you are more than 7 days late ,and have been sexually active, I suggest you go see a doctor or at least buy a home test. If you want some relief from these symptoms you can also ask your doctor about birth control. It can help with any of these problems as well as give you shorter, lighter periods. I hope I helped. =]

There is no specific age or time when a womans menstrual cycles will regulate, some womens cycles never regulate in fact. Even going through your teens and into your early twenties you will have phases of months or years with regular cycles then out of nowhere as your body changes your cycles can be thrown off. Things such as stress and ill-health can cause irregular cycles too. At very least you shouldn't expect regular cycles until adulthood, early to mid twenties.

I have the same problem...only I just don't have my period. No depression, stress. I don't know whats wrong, but I suggest you talk to a doctor, I'm making an appointment soon. Other than that, I suppose it could be stress, which could be linked to depression...so I'm assuming stress/depression could be a Cause for missing your period for so long...but I'm not sure if it's a side effect. Try to relax I guess, eat and sleep well and try to find out if depression is the side effect or cause of your lack of mensturation. :]