Menstruation

yes it can actually. in severe cases of working out you can go without your period for a length of time, called amenorrhea. Although prolonging this is unhealthy. Since however it's a bodily function for reproduction not needed to survive your body turns it off to help preserve energy when you work out strenuously. In other cases, working out in a normal or milder form can cause lighter periods that last for a shorter time frame. It may also relieve signs of PMS such as cramps and bloating.

No, your period flow doesn't stop in water - this is a myth, there is nothing about water that will stop menstruation. When in water what little blood leaves your body can be diluted in the water, but heavier flow may be noticed and especially so if you pass uterine tissue that wouldn't be diluted in water, once you get out the water blood will be more obvious too.

Wear a tampon! I recomend the Always Sports Tampons. Have a Happy Period!

Well I know that you can swim in swimming pools on your period because last month I went on a holiday for a week and that week I had mine, I didn't wear pads or tampons and I had fun the whole day. Nothing leaked, but I wore and underwear and then swimming shorts on top.trust me I took a risk and I'm 12. I was nervous. I kept asking questions but people said that you have to wear a tampon. Some people are not comfortable with wearing tampons. So anyway have fun!

They're not easy to stop even with medicine.

First, you need to relax your body. You may have many ways of relaxing, but some include such "minor" things as watching a fun movie, cuddling a favourite toy bear, listening to music or reading a good book (don't laugh: all of these things and more are relaxing and relaxation will help).

Second, keep your abdomen warn. There's a lot going on down there, so get a warm (not boiling) hot water bottle or one of those microwavable bags or bears full of seeds and put it on your lower belly. Wrap up warm and get cozy and keep the warm thing on your belly. Drink plenty of water to keep your fluid levels up.

Many women swear by having a little or a lot of chocolate when they're cramping. Try it, but remember that chocolate might keep you awake (sleep helps this a lot, so you don't want that). Perhaps hot chocolate or cocoa might work for you. Don't have chocolate if you're one of the large minority of women who gets migraines whilst they're menstrating.

Above all, remember that you're a human being with human needs. If you're truly in agony, there's no reason to put up with it "just because it's a woman's problem". See your doctor (you're entitled to ask for a female doctor; you're entitled to ask for a different doctor) if you can't stand the pain. There are treatments, many non-medicinal. There's also the contraceptive pill: it's not a crime to be abstinent (if you are) and still take the pill. It'll make things more bearable, even if you're not sexually active, even if you're underage for sexual activity. The important thing is to not suffer in silence: you're NORMAL!

Well, I used a pad once but I was in a river and with family..so that's kinda different..in a pool I think it might show up way easier because the water is clearer and the pad will just get completely soaked with the pool water and might not absorb the other stuff..u know. last time I was going to a pool when that happened..I used a tampon because I knew it wouldn't leak and it didnt. but if you do, just ask for some help from your mom or something and use the sport ones because theyre comfier

No, typically a workout won't make your period late, just the odd work out is normal for most women so it won't impact on cycle. If a person works out a lot or is an athlete then they can experience irregular, late, or absent menstruation as a result of lowered body-fat or from stress on the body.

Usually you could take a low dose Advil, Motrin, Excedrin. Etc. But there is also a few home methods that some women chose. Such as hot tea, a heating pad, or even pickle juice helps. It varies on the person. No one is alike.

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Likewise it is important to use dustbins for your garbage, washrooms for natures call, These are example i am giving to make you understand why pads are important to use in your periods. Obviously you don't want to get dirty, messed clothes, feeling wet and unhygienic if you are on your periods so to avoid all this you need to use a pad .Also it is ones responsibility to be responsible for their environment too .So we must opt for organic pads which are 100%biodegradable and compostable one option i can give you is Anandi pads they are safe for u as well as our environment .

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what do girls drink in periods time?

coke juice, narail paini

It is their menstrual cycle period.

Narcotics can affect your period, usually by causing absent periods related to elevated prolactin levels in the brain.

It was a quote by Benjamin Franklin. It means that we may make the decision to sit and not do anything, but time still goes on and we will run out of it.

Gravida is the Latin pronouncement for a pregnant woman. Gravida 2 means the woman is pregnant for the second time.

While there is no such thing as a "normal" menstrual cycle, 60 days is terribly long. I suspect that instead of a long cycle, what you are actually experiencing is intermittent ammenorrhea where you fail to ovulate or bleed at regular intervals. Many women who have anovulatory cycles will still bleed at regular intervals due to the progesterone drop they experience after the body attempts ovulation.

In your case, it seems that when you fail to ovulate, you fail to bleed as well. Many women have occasional anovulatory cycles. I recommend that you begin charting your basal body temperature over a period of time in order to see if you are ovulating or not, and if you are, what percentage of cycles are ovulatory. Short of an ultrasound, charting BBT is the simplest way to tell if you ovulated in a cycle.

That being said, you should probably see a doctor to rule out a more serious explanation than occasional anovulation.

Birth control gin.

it means either your period is on its way or, if its after your period, it it could be extra fluid from your period. If it burns or itches, then you should probobly talk to a doctor. i hope this answered your question.

No a menstrual cycle only happens AFTER you didnt become pregnant. If no egg was fertilized or implanted into the uterine lining, then u have a period. The uterus expels the lining and begins preparing for ovulation again. Which includes building up the uterine lining again, and hormones cause an egg to be released. If the egg is fertilized it will implant and u will not have a period, likewise if it isn't fertilized then it will pass out and be followed a week or so later with your cycle beginning again.

Some types of anti-psychotic medications or anti-depression medications can lead to significant weight gain. Many hormonal treatments can cause significant weight gain. These are just some examples.

No, you don't have Playtex Sport tampons in Australia. Just get another brand, all tampons work the same and absorbency is universal so they all hold the same amount of flow too. It's best to avoid rayon tampons like Playtex anyway, opt for cotton tampons like Cottons instead.

A person may fall asleep if they stop moving if they are very exhausted or sick. The body needs rest on a regular basis and when a body is very tired, they may fall asleep as soon as movement stops.

You have to go to the doctors for this and if your under 18 you will have to take a parent because the doctor can get done for sexual abuse or something like that, or you can just do it yourself by sticking something up there till you feel it break, it may be painfull, like a glue stick,hair brush or deo can .