Menstruation

Not very likely,but then my sister had hers for almost 3 months after getting pregnant with her son.And then sister-in-law the whole 10 months(40 weeks). So nothing is impossible

If you have occasional heavy spotting between periods it is something to discuss with your doctor but may not be serious. If this just started and continues for more than two months, definitely see your doctor as the IUD may be becoming implanted and cause serious injury.

This is usually caused by irregular periods which are quite common. Its also advisable that you rule out pregnancy by performing a pregnancy test. See your Doctor for a evaluation.

You may be pregnant. I think you should go see the doctor in any case.

The second bleeding could you implantation bleeding. Take a home pregnancy test.

You could be pregnant. Take a pregnancy test

Only take 1 pill a day(not 2-3)and stop taking them when you want your period to return. Do not do this for long periods of time without consulting your Doctor. If you take pills monthly and do not give yourself a break during the 7 day placebo pills you will not have a period during those times. The max amount of time you should do this is 2-3 months. Then take a break and start again. This method is usually used for people with heavy periods or dysfunctional bleeding patterns. If you want to do it long term get a birth control pill called Seasonal.

If you miss approx. 3 active pills then you will start your period, but as long as you catch up (on your pills) your period should come as scheduled.If you just miss your last active pill then the next pill is your sugar pill, you should just take them both as soon as you remember. If you've already taken them (2 pills at once) your period should be on schedule still. Call your doctor, pharmacy, or hospital to be sure. I'm pretty sure it won't mess up your period, and I'm almost positive that this accident won't increase your chances of pregnancy (as long as you took both pills as soon as you remembered and it was only 2 pills).

That is another term for Menstration, which is another term for the clensing segment a womans reproductive cycle, also known as a "Period".

I have the exact same question, so I am searching for an answer, although, nothing is precise or exact. I guess the only thing is patience.

Yes, but it doesn't normally last more than three cycles. If it lasts past that third cycle, or is driving you crazy before then, contact your health care provider. It's possible that a change in brands will help the problem. Contact your health care provider sooner if the pain is in one breast only, or if you've recently had a baby.

there shouldn't be continuous bleeding after menstruation if you find that your period hasent stopped after the seventh day you are probubly just having a long period they can be as long as 9 days or a short as 3. if you are taking birth control that can also make you have continuous bleeding for a long time .. EITHER WAY YOU SHOULD DEFINATELY GO SEE A DOCTOR... if the bleeding does not stop. ~good Luck~

That depends on how old you are, what medications you've been taking, what your level of physical exercise is, how bad the cramps are, whether or not you have any other "female health problems" and whether you are pregnant or not. If you are having a problem such as this you should be examined by your doctor. Lynn, RN

Possibly. I am looking for the same answer except my period is like 2 or 3 weeks late. But I hope whatever answers that you are looking for you find. My suggestion if you haven't had your period yet would be to take a pregnancy test as soon as you find possible. Best of luck to you..!

It is possible that you are pregnant. I am 15 weeks pregnant now and have been pregnant before. Each time i noticed the "tight pulling sensation" They were similar to menstrual cramps but very quick and sharp. I noticed this right around the time i was expecting my period. Hope this helps!

Well chances are you could be, but it is always best to visit the doctor to be really sure and just incase you are they can take it from there and tell you how to have a healthy pregnancy and birth and give yoiu advice on how to take care of your newborn...well hope this helps if you haven't already tooken action on that take care and good luck either way!:]

Around the ages of 8 and 14. I, myself, started at 11, and my mother started at 14. Usually, after the breasts grow in and after pubic hair starts to grow. I hope that helps!
It is different for each girl, like with boys and the age at which their voice breaks. However most girls generally start their period when they are 11-14, but it is not uncommon for them to start at 9 or even at 17. It is different for everyone.

You can't make your period come early, and there's no reason to do so either. Menstruation is controlled by your menstrual cycle, a domino effect of hormonal changes, you can't skip phases of your cycle or speed-up your cycle to make your period start earlier than it is due to start.

yes very obese people never get it and people who are very thin and athletic don't get it either

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Please help me, I'm only 13 years old and i didn't get my period and I'm scared that I'm NEVER gonna get it because I'm thin and i have like this vagina addiction... i know it sounds disturbing, but I'm scared.

but yes if you work out alot No i mean LIKE A LOT your never gonna get your period.

Most women ovulate once a month. However, the talking of drugs, like birth control, may alter how often you get your period. And, simply being human, you may also have irregular periods, which is perfectly normal.

cycles vary usually you ovulate seven days before the menses (period) starts.

It ( a woman's menses) often becomes heavier, and irregular for the first few months while your body is adjusting back to creating and using its own hormones.

No, you become fertile after your period. ITs called a menstruel cycle because you menstrate first, then ovulate.