Menstruation

No. For pregnancy to occur there needs to be sperm.

no. usually this occurrs when you are stressed out about something that is bothering you, it can cause your body to hold off on your period. most girls just have an irregular period. birth control can help keep your period on track.

It's more than possible; it's a good idea. Exercise during your period helps relieve cramps and bloating.

i really think u should go and see a doctor.you might have a bigger problem than it my seems, because they are allot of factors that lead to what is happening to you.see a doctor.

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yea im pretty sure that if you got ur period then ur not prego at all. unless you had unprotected sex during your period, but i don't think you could get pregnant at that time. however if you had unprotected sex before you had ur period then i say ur ok, youre not pregnant.

I don't know about all the technical stuff but i know for a fact that you DO still bleed when your pregnant. Just take a pregnance test and if you have a shelter or something that does tests for free id say that's your best bet.

girls have their period because the blood sheds from a nest that is building in your stomach that the baby will lay on when (or if) you have a baby. the blood sheds and comes out your vagina.

It's not a period, it's a withdrawal bleed and it only happens because you stop taking your pills. You can just as easily go straight from one pack to the next without a break. This is more reliable and you never have any periods.

Yes - thin periods are not an indicator of infertility, however if you are underwieght that will make conception difficult

You shouldn't use a tampon until the second or third time you have had your period also tampons are easier to use if your flow is a little more heaver , the box should tell you all this stuff too if that helps :)

Dear Reader; One day later no problem. Two days later little problem. Three or more days later be concerned. Most manufactures recommend two pills on one day when making up for missed days. Read the lable. Dwight

Bananas can help some women during menstruation, they're a source of potassium which is needed in menstruation and can help to prevent menstrual cramps or other symptoms of 'PMS'. Generally speaking a good overall diet will help prevent a wide range of menstrual problems, eating banana's during menstruation isn't nearly as useful as a healthy balanced diet throughout your cycle.

You cannot become pregnant but you could carry a baby.

It shouldn't hurt at all when you are wearing a tampon, if it does something is wrong.

If it hurts when you sit down it is likely that you have not inserted the tampon far enough, thus as you sit down the vaginal muscles push against the tampon lower down in the vaginal canal. This is common when first using tampons or if you use applicators, next time try non-applicator and push further.

Most likely, but don't ever use the "withdrawal" method. Your risk of becoming pregnant is exponentially higher, so either tell your partner to wear a condom or get a prescription for birth control if you're going to be sexually active.

The snot like mucus is called the cervical mucus. If a woman has a 28 day cycle, then her period will normal start 14 days after the cervical mucus appears.

go to your doctor and they will give you either the pill and tell you to not have a break in taking it or they will give you a special tablet that will be taken around 3 days before you are due to come on and take it until you come back off holiday

It means your periods , were really not over.

the color means how long its been in your body and how much it clumps together.

Yes! This can be caused by hormones (especially the higher levels of progesterone you have during your period). It happens to me all the time. It's very normal. You can drink more water and eat more fiber. Just remember to increase fiber intake gradually. And also things like Advil can help. I also like to use a heating pad to help ease some of the discomfort.

It's VERY unlikely that a tampon would fall out - tampons are held in place by the vaginal muscles, the vaginal walls also close around the tampon which help keep it in place - if a tampon did fall out of your vagina when using the bathroom you should see your doctor as there is a problem with vaginal muscle tone. If a tampon was to fall out then you would unfortunately have to scoop it out to throw it in the bin.

When you are feeling that you might get your period and see a little bit of spotting on your panties ....or you feel a bubbly sensation in your stomach

when using a tampon... u simply have 2 stick ur foot up on a toilet. then put ur fingers on the tampon. find the opening of ur vagina and open it. put the tampon under u and push the tampon into ur body. next, take ur pointer finger that was holding onto the tampon and push the tampon into ur body. pull the non - tampon part out of ur body and throw it away. the tampon will suck up the blood. after 4 - 6 hours... pull it out and throw it in the toilet. replace with a new one.

when you go to change it if there are still white patches on it, try a lighter flow one next time or if you need to change it more regularly or it leaks then try a higher absorbancy tampon to find the right one for you. :)