Menstruation

Hi, You shouldn't be bleeding for weeks after this incident. See your doctor and change birth control pill. It most likely isn't the correct pill for you.

If you had a miscarriage it would have been a good size amount of blood and tissue. Sometimes when you are pregnant you can bleed a little bit. I would go into your doctor right away to make sure everything is fine. first to know if you were pregnant you would had to take a hpt and have a positive result.... sometime a woman can missed a month of a period due to stress.. to know if you miscarriage you should go to a ob/gyn doctor and get check out-if you did had a miscarriage you can jeopardize your health if you don't see a doctor..best of luck

Yes it is very possible if you think that you might be pregnant you should see a doctor immediately or take a pregnancy test some women have a period during their pregnancies.

you could be stressed, pregnant, or you could have started early because someone you've been around a lot lately started 2 weeks earlier than you and that caused you to start around the same time.

Probably not that quick, it takes a while for your body to recognize that correct level of the horomones in birth control to regulate your period, this as well is why you would no be protected from pregnancy that fast either. Depending on how regular your period is, it may even take a few months for it to come or not come exactly according to your pill schedule.

Could do but not definate. You can however get tablets from your doctor which can stop your period coming for a few weeks. I got them last year, you need to take them 7 days before your period is due then stop taking them when you want your period.

Anything stored in cold temperatures actually shouldn't loose any effectiveness. Liquids become solids and solid become harder, sealing in the chemical content. Ask a pharmacist.

Stress, having intercourse after you haven't had any for a long while. Also starting the birth control pill or being in premenopause (ages 35 up, but majority of women start in their 40s) or menopause (ceasing periods.) It's best to get in and see your doctor and ask him to do a hormone test on you.

Yes,your tummy can hurt after a miscarriage, because something didn't all come out.

It could be. Are you late? If you are late take a test. If you aren't late, wait until your period is due and test.

Dear Reader; This is a question which raises questions to be asked by your health care provider. One of them is what are you doing that you would be that stressed? Another is have you been using BC or other meds like that. Yet another is have you made any changes in daily activity or diet? If you are in a relationship where you are being stressed and taken advantage of, get some courage and get away from it. Dwight

* Premenstrual syndrome, a collection of physical, psychological and emotional symptoms related to a woman's menstrual cycle

My first one wasn't heavy, but everyone is different, she should go to the doctors because 10 days is a long time to be bleeding and she might be losing to much blood. Also if you (or she) is bleeding through a pad in an hour you need to go to the doctors right away.

I totally agree with the previous answer. You can also use scented tampons or pads. This will also help. If you follow all this advise, you should not have any order. Except maybe to a dog! First of all, use tampons if you can. Pads just reek!! Second stay clean. Shower alot!! Keep your tampons orpads under control. Don't wait to change them, if you do this you should not smell I doubt very much that anyone else can smell you when you have your period. DO NOT use scented tampons as they interfere with your natural vaginal flora and couyld make things worse.

It means you have irregular periods or a hormonal imbalance. There are several possibilities. If you're old enough it could be early menopause. Another possibility, remember that many hormones are fat soluable and if you're heavy it could be that your body stores enough of the hormones in fat that when you DO try to have your period you continue to release the hormone and nothing happens. Another possibility is that if you're too thin, the exact opposite could be going on, if you do not have enough body fat you will not be able to produce necessary hormones for normal periods. If none of the above seem possible to you, see your doctor since other possibilities will require medical attention.

No it is not normal, see your doctor to make sure it is not a Sexually Transmitted Disease or some other problem.

Usually 6 weeks after giving birth but sometimes you can have your period up to 3 months later.

==Answer == There are many possibilities. If you are very young, it can take a while before your periods become regular. It could also be due to a Sexually Transmitted Disease, or Oral Contraceptives. It could be something as serious as uterine or cervical cancer, or something related to pregnancy, or it could mean nothing at all. If it persists, get it checked out.

Simply hormonal changes drive changes in a persons sex drive throughout their menstrual cycle. Hormonal changes also drive neurological changes that see womens senses being increased during menstruation, and the brain can also incorporate increased vaginal lubrication from menstrual flow as increased lubrication when aroused. There are also some cultural factors such as the idea of sex during menstruation being a little taboo, which can drive increased arousal for some.

== == I totally agree with the last persons answer. I'm 17 years old and I've allways had lots of energy. After I started taking birth controll I couldent seem to get enough sleep. Depending on the person and the pill, they can definitely make you tired, you can even ask your gynecologist. I have had great energy my whole life until 3 years ago when I went on the pill. I am a very healthy person who exercises daily, doesn't smoke or drink, however, I am exhausted 24/7 and I know it is because of the bc and its effects on my estrogen levels and therefore my energy.

I'll add the same thought to that- the week I went on birth control I thought I was coming down with mono. I was exhausted non-stop and no matter how many hours a night I was getting of sleep, throughout the day I needed to take naps and rely on energy drinks. I'm currently on Orthotricyclin Low if that helps. Perhaps this brand is known for this side effect.

Yes, I always spot first. My doctor said to count the first day of regular bleeding as day one of my period (of course that only matters if you are trying to get pregnant, so you can save that info for later)

Sometimes skipping the sugar pills can result in a earlier period which could be why you're cramping. After your period arrives the cramping should receed. Meanwhile don't miss anymore pills.

Brown discharge on the 14th day of your period is just the end of your period blood. Stomach gurgling is not a sign of pregnancy and you would have to wait and see if you miss your period before guessing. You actually can only get pregnant the 10-14 days after your period when you ovulate(drop your eggs) and that is a hit or miss thing too.

Birth control pills/patches can really do a number on your hormones so it's quite common for your periods to be all over the place (especially when you first start taking them or you stop them.)

if your fat

daisylane28: that is not true every grls body is different if u thnk u have ur period u should tell ur parents or just mom n i thnk if were below14 yrs of age we should use pads if there thick n if ur mom or parents a low tampons then its ok but if u really wnna kno when u get ur period ask ur mom n u could maybe check outa book online or ina close public libary but do not think if ur fat u will get ur period as i said all bodies are totally different :) havea great day from daisylane28 :)!!!!!