Menstruation

Menstruation follows ovulation when there is no fertilized ova to implant in the uterine lining. If your periods are erratic most likely ovulation is erratic too.

Depending on your age a doctor may want to put you on birth control pills for a couple months in an attempt to make your cycles more regular.

Yes you can do a pregnancy test while in your periods. But there's no need to do it because you are 100% negative. Having monthly periods means that you are not pregnant.

Women can get very tired. I think it has to do with the lack of iron due to blood loss. They call it "fatigue", but sometimes it can be "exhausting"! You just want to crawl into a corner and go to sleep for 18 hours a day.

Zyrtec has no effect on your birth control because it i snot an antibiotic.

yes,because you suck!

Yes you can, but it is advizable to not swim in shark infested waters what i would says is when you are in the water you dont bleed but the second you get out it starts again so you dont have to wear tampons but when you get out go strait to the toilet

yes because when youre on your period you dont bleed constantly it starts and stops but dont take your pad off because you will start bleeding again and it may get on you clothes

It's always possible - the best thing to do - would be to have a chat with either your GP or midwife, and tell them your concerns because of your period. They'll give you the best professional advice - instead of relying on unqualified people on here !

You can use asprin, but it is having many side effects. It's better if you go with Meftalspas.

It is unlikely that you are actually losing too much blood - most of it is fluid and mucus and waste lining from the uterus

Many women get cramps. Some people get them throughout their pregnancy, some don't have them at all. I've heard that they can be more frequent if you are dehydrated, though I don't know if it's true. It can't hurt to drink more water though! Later in pregnancy they are called Braxton Hicks.

Not that I know of if you have skipped a period and pregnancy is a possibility get an at home test or make an appointment with your doctor ASAP the sooner you find out the better for you and the baby....Also if you are having irregular periods go toy our doctor just to see what can be causing them if your not pregnant...have you recently lost or gained a significant amount of weight? Have you been under an insane amount of stress lately...These can also contribute to missed or irregular periods, and just so you know birth control is not a guaranteed way to regulate your periods since everyone reacts differently to them some women experience breakthrough bleeding and spotting while on hormonal birth control hope this helps, Good Luck and God Bless!!!

Once you begin your period, you should have one about every 28 days throughout your life until you begin menopause. Each period can be different. Each woman is an individual and not all periods are the same. Each monthly period can be from one to 10 days in length, it can also vary in flow. Light,medium and heavy. You will become familiar with your period as the months and years pass.

Yes, bacteria does cause Toxic Shock Syndrome by producing toxins that can overwhelm the immune system. Specifically the bacteria responsible for TSS are staphylococcus aureus and streptococcus pyogenes.

If you have been using the pill regularly, it can cause your periods to become very light or stop all together. If you have not been on BCP and your period is 2 weeks late you should find out why your period is late before taking a drug to make it start.

No, a urinary track infection doesn't stop you from having menstrual periods. Menstruation is controlled by your menstrual cycle, hormonal changes throughout your reproductive organs, it has absolutely nothing to do with your urinary tract or bladder.

In the early modern period, poor people primarily consumed a diet based on staple foods such as bread, porridge, and gruel made from grains like barley, oats, or rye. They often supplemented their meals with vegetables, legumes, and some foraged foods, while meat was a rare luxury. Dairy products, such as cheese and milk, were also common, though access varied by region. Overall, their diet was simple and heavily reliant on what was locally available and affordable.

Sometimes this does occur for a unknown reason. However you do need to see your Doctor to find out what's going on.

When you calculate your menstrual cycle you count 27-28 days from when your period stops. This method usually works for most females.

The chances increase dramatically with age. Breast cancer is virtually unheard of before age 20 and extremely rare before 25.

It is not normal to have a period every week. There are many health issues that could be the cause of irregular bleeding, including cysts. It is important to see a doctor and find the cause of the frequent bleeding.

Depends on many factors. As a generalization, if you are in reproductive age group (that is menstruating) and if the cyst is less than say 6-8 cm, simple (thats not many walls and solid areas inside) and clear, then you can leave them for a while. But need to follow up regularly. In almost every other situations surgery need to be considered.

Yes and get sore. This is often part of PMS and is constant with back aches, mood changes, and other aches.