Menstruation

I am trying to find the answer to this myself! i think that it does affect it. I have been taking vicodin on and off for about a month now and my period is 2 weeks late. I finally have cramps and i think that I'm going to get it any day now. I really think that it had something to do with the vicodin because this has never happened to me before.

No....in fact it might mean you are leaving your tampons in too long or you just might have caught a fever. Either way....it would be best if you contact your doctor. If you feel the need to vomit, have severe lower abdomen pain, or have a temperature of 102 or higher, contact your doctor immediately.

I am wondering the same thing...can anyone help?

This is menstruation or commonly called "period"

No. That would not be a side effect of gallbladder removal.

The uterine lining begins to breakdown when the egg of a female is not fertilized by the sperm of a male. This occurs on day one of the menstrual cycle.

It depends if you are married and how old you are. If you are young then your period might not still be regulated and maybe that's what's happening. Or if you have been stressed or lateley upset or something related to that maybe that's another reason.

This is a sign of endometriosis. Do you have any blood in your urine or when you pass something? Does it hurt when you have sex? There are different levels of endometriosis. If you are concerned, talk to a doctor.

Yes, you can get pregnant five days after your period. During a typical 28 day cycle a woman may be fertile from days 7-16, obviously whether you're fertile 5 days after your period depends on your menstrual cycle but there is a good chance. Unless you use fertility awareness method you can't know when you're fertile or not so you should always assume you could be fertile and thus use contraception to prevent unintended pregnancy.

Well, this could be a sign that your body is changing, a reaction to a change in diet, or weight gain or loss or it could be a sign of a more serious problem. There's no one answer for the problem you are describing. Please contact a medical professional for an exam and assistance with your specific problem.

Irregular bleeding after coming off the depo shot is common as your system is getting used to the loss of the hormones in your system. Bleeding after intercourse is usually a sign of infection. You may need to see your doctor about that. I HAD IRREGULAR BLEEDING FOR SIX MONTHS AFTER COMING OFF THE INJECTION, SO YES IT IS NORMAL I KNOW IT CAN BE VERY FRUSTRATING BUT SOME PEOPLE DONT EVEN GET A PERIOD FOR MONTHS, SO ITS A GOOD SIGN THAT YOUR BODY IS TRYING TO GET ITS NORMAL CYCLE BACK ,AS FOR BLEEDING AFTER INTERCOURSE I HAD THAT AS WELL IT MAY BE A INFECTION THATS TRUE BUT FOR ME IT WAS JUST THE WASTE FROM MY BODY, I DONT THINK YOU SHOUD WORRIE BUT THESE THINGS ARE ALWAYS BEST CHHEKED OUT IF ONLY FOR YOUR PIECE OF MIND BEST OF LUCK XXX I was on depo for about 3 years, when I started having irregular bleeding after sex I got off it, even though I didnt have an infection...it just didnt seem healthy, and I took it as a sign from my body that it was time to stop.

Hello. It varies greatly how much blood a woman loses during her period. Extreme bleeding during your period is considered as heavy bleeding that requires the Woman to change her sanitary towel every 1-2 hours.

Stress can make menstruation later than predicted. If a person is under stress - that is enough to cause physical symptoms - the body will delay or skip ovulation in order to prevent pregnancy at a time of stress, thus in turn as ovulation is delayed menstruation can be delayed too.

Its completely different for each girl some hardly feel it others find it quite painful , the amount of blood also varies its can light or extremely heavy . But your next period may not come for a while so don't worry it can range from 2 weeks-8 months or maybe even more. so no need to panic

I would say you're pregnant. The only other reason for your period to stop is menopause which doesn't start 'til your 40s. Also, it could be if you've had a dramatic weight loss, my weight dropped recently and my periods have stopped.

It is definitely a possibilty. If you think there is a chance you are you should get tested immediatly.

Ovulation causes cramping sometimes. Many women do not feel this sensation. I can always tell when I have ovulated or am ovulating. My doctor always asks me if I have noticed any pain before he does my sonogram to see if I am ovulating. I have been amazingly accurate. It depends on the size of your folllicular cyst which releases the egg. Some months it is quite painful and I am sore for a few days. But, it is not abnormal.

No, would be the simple answer. If you are having your period, you are not pregnant, having an irregular period is usual and happens quite often especially if you're younger. Once you start menstruating it will take a couple years before your periods are completely regular, but do the safe thing and use protection so every missed period isn't a scare, no one wants to be having sex thinking of whether or not they are getting pregnant, it's distracting and takes away from the experience. -hope this helps.

Yes, you can do all of those things. However, many doctors advise against them during the first few weeks after having an IUD inserted, as there's a slightly higher risk of getting an infection during that time.

This could mean that you're ovulating (some women can feel it). It could also mean that you're pregnant and you can feel implantation. Or it could mean that you have a problem with your reproductive organs. You could have cysts on your ovaries (cramping is also a sign of ovarian cancer) or there could be another problem. You may want to check with your doctor to make sure it is not a problem with your ovaries or other reproductive organs.

Every women is diffrent, some just spot, some have heavy flows with blood clots, others only have light flows , depends on your body.

Due to the loss of iron in your blood. That is why some women crave red meat. You need more iron.