Menstruation

no

i'd say 45 days, unless you were ill or had some kind of shock like a death in the family, then i'd say 60 days

Yes, this happens to me every month. It's also pretty common to feel nauseated while your body is adjusting to birth control pills--another big source of hormones.

listen period at least comes after the age of 11 now I am 12 and i am having it but having sex before 18 is really harmful for female health because female are not more stronger like males your body has not become that much mature yet and about having period I don't think it has any relation with having sex but I worn having sex after period is not safe it has pregnency chances if your sex is before the period then it will be ok there is no problem, that's all.

~this is a different person now. okay, you get your period as sort of like a completion of going through puberty, usually ages 10-16, if you're 16 and haven't had your period yet, you should talk to your doctor. Having sex before age 20 is indeed harmful, because, a woman's body (even though it has gone through puberty) is not ready for sexual intercourse, because the defenses in your body, namely your cervix are not entirely complete and could very very very easily get infected, causing major problems. Also in comment to the above about when having sex will affect pregnancy--most women have 28 day cycles, where your hormones go up and down, and certain ones mean certain things. you ovulate exactly 14 days before you get your period. You can get pregnant about 2 days one either side, so about 5 days when you can get pregnant. So it really depends on when you're ovulating not when you get your period, and yes you can be ovulating during your period if you have really short cycles.

There is no set number of days a period, sometimes they are shorter and sometimes they are longer

Excessive flow of blood from the uterus between menstrual periods

you could be pregnant

Yes

Bloating

Cramping

Feel Tired

sick

moody

Discharge

Dizzy

I had this before my period started DONT WORRY basically it can be different for all girls mine lasted for a year all girls are unique but if it lasts very long be patient when you do get your period your gonna prob wish yours was more longer.BUT DONT WORRY! its normal and your very lucky to have this!

Ovulation can occur at anytime, but is most common just before the menstrual period.

Yes, it's normal for your period to be clumpy and thick. Your period isn't just blood but also uterine cells, uterine tissue, discharge, and mucus, so on heavier days when there is more tissue present it will look thicker and mucus can also thicken up flow too. As long as you're using correct menstrual products to deal with it you're fine, and as long as there is no bad odour everything is healthy.

not trying to scare you but take a pregnancy test, this sounds familiar

When you take birth control pills, you will have your period arriving during the 7 days break. During this time your period may last between 2-7 days.

A woman's period will stop once she goes through menopause. Each woman reaches that stage at a different age. The average age that a woman shows menopause onset signs is 51 plus or minus several years.

YES. It's hard to find answers to this question online, but I have experienced menstruation changes myself on Atkins and have found a scarce few forums where other women also verify this. Basically, it's common for it to make you get your period when you aren't supposed to, early mainly. No one seems to know why, and Dr. Atkins never even touched the subject in any of his books, but it happens. My thoughts are that it could be the hormones from all the meats and cheese (even dairy cows get shot up with hormones!). It isn't a very nice surprise to get your time of the month early, but it does eventually level out again.

If it's just spotty, it's possible that it's implantation bleeding and you could be pregnant.

you know what that is gross you should be asking your doctor about that kind of stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you know what that is gross you should be asking your doctor about that kind of stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you know what that is gross you should be asking your doctor about that kind of stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your ovulation is from one side each month, and each ovary runs on its own cycle. Usually they match and you get your period at the same time each month. This means that if your period is every 30 days, your right ovary drops an ovule (egg) this month. 30 days from now, your left ovary will drop one. 90 days from now your right ovary will activate again and drop an ovule. And so forth.

However, if one month you ovulate early, meaning you get your period early a few days, the next month you will ovulate on your original schedule on the opposite side, which means that period will feel late to you, when in reality it is running on its own proper schedule.

yes

when you are supposed to have your period. A missed period is not bleeding at the time you are scheduled to have your period.

Pharmacies are the only place you can get a birth control pill. So yes.

If you mess up you mess up! The girls don't care if you mess up! Its accually kind of cute when that happens. So if you do mess up, you could write her a note saying something like you aren't that clumsy and you just really like her a lot and that is why because you were nervous, or something like that.