Menstruation

If it happens over the course of a couple days, is really light and pink or brown, and then stops, you could be pregnant and experiencing "implantation bleeding." This happens when the baby is forming and has successfully attached to the lining of the uterus.

No, it's not normal to have a bad odour after menstruation.

The vagina is full of bacteria that normally co-exist happily without any problems, the acidic pH of the vagina keeps harmful bacteria under control and helps the healthy bacteria thrive - menstruation changes the pH so can effect bacterial balance, thus posing higher risk of odour or even infection.

What menstrual products you use is the biggest factor when it comes to odour following menstruation. Tampons are a major cause of vaginal health and hygiene problems because they give bacteria the perfect place to multiply while preventing vaginal cleaning, and by keeping flow in contact with the vagina it effects pH. Commercial pads can also cause bad odour as they stop air-flow to the genitals so create the perfect warm moist environment for bacteria to thrive, some chemicals in these types of pads also interact badly with bodily fluids to cause bad odour. Use more hygienic options like menstrual cups, softcups, cloth pads, or even just organic pads.

I have no idea, but it doesn't sound normal. I would go see a doctor to get proper diagnosis. It could be serious. I agree, I cannot believe you think it may be normal.

If by "pill" you mean hormonal birth control pill, then bare in mind that on the pill you do not menstruate at all - the women get during the placebo week of their pills is withdrawal bleed caused by the drop in hormones when going from active to inactive pills, this mimics menstruation but is in no way the same thing.

If you forget to take a pill it is like going onto your inactive pills, the drop in hormones provided by the active pills can cause the uterus lining to shed - thus if you miss a pill you may experience a withdrawal bleed, like a period.

yes it is vary normel i have that to its just fine good luck

Yes. In some very rare cases people carry on having periods throughout pregnancy. However, in most cases periods stop during pregnancy, so you would not get your period a month after getting pregnant.

The menstrual cycle is the whole reproductive cycle, I think maybe you mean the menstrual phase. The first day of menstruation is day one of your menstrual cycle, ovulation typically occurs around 14 days into the menstrual cycle - although everyone is different.

Hm...pregnancy can be avoided to a extent but u cant avoid diseases with unnatural protection so think ...

Here are 3 ways to my knowledge

1)Suppose the first day of menses in a particular month is 5th. Add 14. U get 19th. Starting from 19th add & subtract 5 each. U get 23rd and 15th.So the period from 15th to 23rd is NOT SAFE. There is a 100% chance of getting pregnant during this period. If u want 2 avoid pregnancy, don't do sexual intercourse during this period

2)Ask the guy to pull out during the last moment, and spit it outside than inside urs. But chances are very less

3)use stop n proceed technique to spend more time but finally point 1 should be followed. Also should very careful about the period and calender

You cannot count your "safe days" from the time when you last got your period, you need to count from when your next period is due. Of course the following rhythm method is not 100% safe as most women are not regular on their periods. You ovulate 14 days before you period comes. Therefore work out when your period is next due and count back two weeks. This is the day the egg is released, and this day is unsafe. Sperm can live in your body for up to three days, so the three days before ovulation are unsafe. The egg lives for 24 hours, so the day after ovulation is unsafe too. So all up you should have five days that you are unsafe. Now, if I was you, I would take into account how irregular you are in your periods. Maybe give yourself a couple more days either end of these five days if you are uncertain. Hello. This is what worries me regarding "safe days" and not "safe days" to have unprotected sex, because a lot of people who do not want a baby, rely on the safe days and conceive a baby. You can become pregnant ANY TIME throughout your cycle. The only difference is that during your ovulation time, you are at high risk of pregnancy because the egg is waiting to be fertilised by a sperm. So the best thing you can do is ALWAYS use a condom when having sex if you dont want a baby. Good luck and take care.

mangoes are healthy. they are fruit. I have never heard of fruit being unsafe while pregnant, although large amounts of some foods could possibly be harmful.

No this isn't normal. Bleeding outside of the period while on birth control can be pregnancy related or due to the doseage of BC not being suitable for you. See your Doctor for a pregnancy blood test & if its negative speak to your Doctor about a alternative BC. Can you find out if your pregnant before your period is due in one weeks time>

Many women notice that they are more likely to have herpes outbreaks at the time of their periods. For women looking to avoid pregnancy, using hormonal birth control with constant hormone levels may decrease the number of outbreaks.

your whole cycle is about 28 days for most. immediately after your body gets rid of the old, it starts building up a new lining. you typically ovulate about 14 days after your FIRST day of the last period you experienced, so no matter if it was 3 days or 7 days, day 14 is the same..so if you have 7 days of period, your body is fully ready for a fetus in just another 7 days. your body gets right on top of it, then for the most part it just kinda waits to see if it will house a baby or not, then flushed away it goes.

It could signal pregnancy, if the period didn't start full force in a couple of days a home pregnancy test could be done. ~pawsalmighty

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it could be Implantation bleeding take a test and find out if your pregnant

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Yes it can; many women suffering from extreme anorexia lose their period completely. On the other hand, simply eating unhealthily is unlikely to cause amennorhea (lack of menstruation) before causing other, noticeable symptoms.

hello,

the reason why your period stops when you are pregnant is because your body produces and enzyme called progesterone. progesterone make ovaries stop producings eggs and for the follicles not to release another egg. also the main reson why is because on of your eggs that you've release became fertile with a sperm cell.

the reason why you get your period is because your body (ovaries) produce eggs (called ova or ovum) and is released ever 28-30 days because it is not fertile by a sperm cell. hope i helped!

Yes defeinitely. This can be very annoying if there's other health issues involved that you hadn't planned into your calendar yet.

The uterus is a muscle that tightens and relaxes which can cause jabbing or cramp-like pain.

I would suggest that you either have an STD or you are not producing enough hormones to develop a uterine lining. If your body is not switching on the hormones, you are continuously shedding the lining you are building. Brown usually means "old blood". Go and see a doctor.

Women usually ovulate 14 days before the first day of bleeding... middle of their cycle. if you are an irregular cycle I recommend using the Ovulation Predictors found in stores or here on the net."ovulation calculator-is what I use through a site by 'www.Google.com' If you don't know how to calculate your fertile days consult your doctor, maybe he/she can help you! good luck hope this helped~

I think they can actually. Cats too. 2 stories:

When my friend started menstruatung the first time and didn´t know it yet, her cat was running after her screaming. He stopped as soon as she noticed it after going to the bathroom.

A dog I knew had been treated badly by children when she was little and didn´t like kids after that. She used to nibble/bite in the back of the knees. I was there during the summers and when year I came back after I got by period for the first time and she was friendly. She saw me as a adult. So maybe they can smell the hormones changing.

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Definitely. I know now when I am about to start mine because of my female dog. The day before she constantly sits at my feet and stares at me through half eyes and whines. At first wondered what on earth was going on but after about 3 of my cycles I saw the pattern so I now know when my cycle is coming .... which is great because mine isn't regular ! Hope this answers your question :)

Itis not the biggest deal and is over exagerated. Just make sure that you dobt have your tampon in for longer than eight hours.