Menstruation

All of them. There is no medical need to have a period. While taking the pill the lining of the uterus stops building up the way it does without BCP. The bleeding every month is actually withdrawal bleeding in response to hormones dropping when the pill is stopped for a few days.

Yes, it normally is so if you have a menstrual cycle of 28 day you ovulate on the 14th day. that means that if you have sex on day 10 of your cycle you can become pregnant because sperm can stay alive for about 4 days after being ejaculated into the woman. then the ovum lasts for about 2 days and disintegrates after day 16.

yes,as long as it is not bright red you will be fine.

Tampons are used during menstruation or withdrawal bleeds, they are inserted vaginally to absorb flow before it leaves the body. Some girls wear tampons because they prefer internal options and may prefer these to menstrual cups, softcups, or menstrual sponges. Some girls do not like tampons or internal options at all so will use external options like pads or period underwear instead.

If you have your period you can't swim because the pad will absorb the water and not your blood. I know how your feeling. I have my period too and I am going to the amusement park with water rides and roller coasters.

Well it can mean that one your body didn't produce an egg this month or you could be pregnant we don't fully understand why some women don't have to have a period every month but don't be alarmed wait til next month if you still haven't had one get a pregnancy test.

The time people say is when you start seeing the puberty signs in your child. This is not true. You should start the talk about 2 months you really want to have this talk. You should start out simple. Use correct words like vigina(in a boys case penis). This will make your "talk" simpler. Then after the words are comfy,give a simple def.( a period is a signal letting you know that you are able to have a baby. When you are not using an egg the egg is realsed and blood will follow. ) make sure that she knows that it is normal and every girl/women gets it. The important thing is to let her know when you first got your period because this will be a tell tale time of when she gets her period. Let her know and even show her where your supplies are. Start the first when she is about 8 with the vocab and then progress when you feel she is ready and you are to.

If you've used the ring correctly, haven't started any new medications or herbs that may interfere with the ring, and aren't at risk for infection, there's no concern about spotting with NuvaRing in. Talk with your health care provider for advice specific to your situation.

No, a person cannot occur four days after the previous one. Menstruation is part of the menstrual cycle, it's simply not possible for your entire menstrual cycle to occur in just four days. If you're bleeding four days after the end of your last period it may just be the end of your period, mid-cycle bleeding, or the first bleeding may have been something else other than menstruation.

you will get it when your 13 12 11 14 15 or if its late 16 or past. not usually it go`s for a couple days every month, so i guess that sums it up.

Yes you can have sex during your period. Not all women are comfortable with it but orgasms helps against cramps.

absoultely nothing. Most mentrual cycles last between 5 and 7 days. And some people even have 9 days. I wouldn't be concerned until after 9 straight days of bleeding. Then I would consult with your doctor, good luck.

Yes, you can carry on your suppository treatment while you have your menstrual cycle. For the record menstrual cycle refers to the reproductive cycle, as long as you're ovulating/menstruating you are always going through your menstrual cycle, I think you mean menstruation.

If you had concieved then implantation occurs around 14 days after conception, around the time you'd have been due to menstruate. How many days into your menstrual cycle that is depends on your menstrual cycle.

A good way to prevent cramps is to watch your diet before you start your period. Things like greasy foods or dairy are usually big contributors to painful cramps. You can also try a heating pad on your lower stomach. I know this helps a lot of women.

Yes you can do. But the problem about this is your putting yourself at risk of pregnancy and also messing up your BCP cycle. BCP gives your body a regular period cycle evey four weeks. If you miss pills your put yourself at risk of pregnancy and also lower the amount of hormones stopping you from getting pregnant and also messing up your cycles. But the choice is yours hun. If you do miss pills, then use a condom for a week. Every pill you miss you need to use a condom for a week. Do this and you should be protected against pregnancy. If you miss two weeks worth of pills, then your have to wear a condom for a month to prevent pregnancy. Good luck and recommend me if Ive helped you.

That depends, some guys can get it up just a few minutes after sex others need another couple of hours.

way too much can make you grow facial hair, or help develop stronger muscles than a female with a lower level of testosterone, but also, testosterone is what makes a man have more sex drive. That is why us women don't want it as much. testosterone is a lot less of our makeup than theirs, but yes we still have it..it's NORMAL. as long as you don't have way too much, your man will like you for it :)

Yes, a girl can get pregnant on her period. The chances are not as high as right before her period, but it can happen. So if you don't want a pregnancy, it's still a good idea to wear a condom.

Menorrhagia, or heavy bleeding, most commonly occurs in the years just before menopause or just after women start menstruating. It occurs in 15-20% of American women.

Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is caused when certain strains of bacteria multiply and start to create TSST-1 toxins, these toxins enter the bloodstream via mucus membranes and damage to skin - for example cuts, grazes, or after surgery.

Although TSS primarily affects menstruating women who use tampons (around 75% of all cases), men can contract TSS after surgery or an injury - for example if a man had suffered an injury and had not changed the dressings on his wound often enough, bacteria could be allowed to multiply and toxins enter the body via the wound.

Absolutely Your body uses sleep as a rebuilding time for muscles. Your muscles use energy most efficiently. If they never have time to recover then they cannot work properly. Therefore your energy can be depleted. However, lack of energy can be a sign of more serious issues such as anemia or thyroid problems. If this is an on going problem you should definitely consult your physician.

A woman should wipe herself during her period just as she would any other time of her menstrual cycle. Always wipe front to back to avoid any fesses or bacteria from around the anus getting into the vagina or vulva.

An annual Pap test and pelvic examination beginning as soon as young woman becomes sexually active, or between the age 17-20 years, are the most important diagnostic steps for early detection of uterine cancer.