Menstruation

Some women do not have strong pregnancy symptoms. You may want to take a pregnancy test and plan a visit to your doctor for a pelvic exam.

A Khichari cleanse with castor oil at the end made my bad cramps vanish.

Prunes...

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WELL I have found that during that time either Chocolate or Dairy products will get the job done easy ^_^ or if your into HOT chocolate made with milk then that works to. Chocolate ice Cream is also a good way to stop the cramps.

hope this helps with the painful time,

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HOT FOODS HELP ALOT CRANBERRY JUICE ,HOT TEA AND HOT COACOA. TO ME DNT EAT CHOCOLLTE AND ICECREAM MAKES CRAMPS EVEN WORSE MY MOM ALWAYS TELL ME NEVER DRINK ANYTHING COLD CUZZ IT MAKES UR CRAMPS WORSE AND TO ME IT HELPS ALOT JUSS STICK 2 EATING AND DRINKING HOT STUFF AND NO CAFFEIN OR JUNK FOOD

It's possible. If you normally have very regular periods, and missing a period three months straight is very out of the ordinary for you, I'd go and get a test. But lots of women have really irregular cycles, especially if you are very athletic or very thin, or if you've recently changed your eating habits. I have a friend who is a dancer that only gets her period once or twice a year, for example. Assuming you have had sex then yes. But a medical problem can also cause this problem. Have yourself checked out by a doctor. yes

Your Period Comes On Every 28 Days And Goes Off A Week Later.If You Had Your Period Once But It Never Came Back on after 28 Days Do Not Panic.It's Either your pregnant or if you didnt have any SEX AT ALL AND YOUR STILL A VIRGIN then it's because you dont have anymore fetilized eggs.there is a possiblity that a girls period can go off and never come back on up to 1-2 years.you should also keep track of when your period will go off and on.if not then it will catch you by suprise.if you loose count go to your local store and buy pads ( i perfer "Always") and panti liners.you should buy panti liners so when you loose count if your period comes on unexpectedly the panti liner will catch all the blood that came out so your pintys wont be messy.PLEASE KEEP TRACK OFF TIME. (By tiea )

Tampons cannot cause your period to stop, menstruation is shedding of the uterine lining and controlled by hormones so nothing in your vagina can impact on menstruation in that way. Your flow is light or not consistent, the fact you're using tampons has no relationship to that at all.

1. i think the men gobble them up like macdonalds

Yes I'm 11 and I want my period and I had all the signs well not all Here and their I had cramps and felt bloted and more and I was sure I was going to get it soon and I had some bad cramps so I went to check and nothing was their bummer so yay its possible hoped I helped u

Yes, you would be able to feel if there was a tampon still within your vagina. If you suspect you may still have a tampon in place clean your hands and insert fingers vaginally to feel around the vaginal canal to check - your vaginal canal isn't that long so you should be able to reach easily, but if you do struggle try to squat and push down as if you were passing a bowel movement. If you can't tell if there is a tampon there then you should tell someone to ask for help or see your doctor.

The usual ages for a girl to start her period is about 11-17 however some people are early and others are late so it really depends on you.

your period may be late if you are pregnant

The dark red discharge may be blood left behind by the tampon which is now being allowed to flush out of your vagina. If you're taking antibiotics you should be fine, although you are at risk of developing a yeast infection when taking antibiotics which may effect discharge. If concerned then see your doctor again, it's a good idea to do this after the antibiotics too to ensure everything is okay.

They can and they will if they are still in school. It's just that more blood will appear because your more active

It is most likely that this is ovulation bleeding which generally occurs 2 weeks after period ended. However, if there is a chance that you could be pregnant, take a test if you miss your period

Illness in general, is one of many things that will make a period erratic, along with stress, diet, etc. It is a delicate balance, easily disrupted.

no, once you've started it will only slow the bleeding down and make the flow not as heavy. if you take it continually it will stop but not advised .

No, it should never hurt when you pee. Menstruation and urination are two very different bodily functions which are not connected, if you are experiencing pain during urination it mays suggest that you have a urinary tract infection or a yeast infection which is causing damage to the vulva (when urine hits the damaged tissue this can cause pain). If you're using commercial menstrual pads such as Always or Kotex these can increase risk of urinary tract infections and yeast infections - it's best to use organic cotton pads like Natracare or cloth pads like Lunapads instead. If the pain continues or gets worse then talk to your doctor.

Menstrual cycle refers to your entire reproductive cycle, so you would always conceive during your menstrual cycle. If you're asking if you can conceive the first day after menstruation then the answer is yes, there may be an egg present that early in your menstrual cycle.

The follicular phase.

During this phase the follicules in the ovary mature ready to release a mature egg during ovulation, it's also during this phase that the uterus lining plumps-up to ready itself for potential implantation during pregnancy. Towards the end of the follicular phase (a week before ovulation) is also when you produce fertile cervical mucus which helps the sperm survive in the vagina and climb up through the cervix to go on to meet the egg.

Yes, this is a way women have been avoiding having periods at inconvenient times for several years (during vacation, honeymoon, holidays) and was the reason drug companies started marketing pills intended to stop monthly period all together - or having short quarterly periods.

There is no medical reason for women to have a monthly period and in fact the bleeding during the week you take placebo pills is not a period at all - it is withdrawal bleeding caused by hormonal drop when you stop taking active pills.

The average age of menarche (first period) is 13 years old, but everyone is different so everyone develops differently and at different times. Anything between ages 10-16 is perfectly normal, even outself those ages it doesn't mean that there is anything wrong or abnormal.

Yes. According to the Eno website, it is safe during pregnancy.

Only if you've gotten pregnant. The only thing that controls your period is ovulation (which produces hormones) or birth control that 'mimics' hormones.

A proliferative disorder is one in which too many of some type of cell are produced. For example, leukemia is a proliferative disorder characterized by an abnormal proliferation (production) i.e. overproduction of white blood cells.