Menstruation

No, tampons cannot be dildos because tampons are tampons.
A dildo is a sex toy, normally phallic shaped and used for masturbation.Tampons are dry and rough, as well as very small, so won't stimulate sexually.

pregnancy, breast feeding, severe anorexia and bulemia, excessive weight gain over 300 lb, menapause, and stress stop menses. your first time you get your period you can get very active and loose it.

Yes, many young girls that have never been sexually active have pap smears. If you tell your clinician that this is your first pelvic exam, they will use a very small speculum, and tell you what to expect before they do the exam
i dont see why not

you mean if you can get pregnant while you have your period than yes. You actually have a greater chance of getting pregnant when you are on your period.

Well good hygiene for that is to wash the vagina everyday to keep it clean. Be sure to change your pad every time you go to the restroom. If you use a tampon remember to change it out every 4-6 hours. Always keep the pubic area clean and wash your hands after changing your pad/tampon. Hope that helped

Menstrual cycle is a cycle of physiological changes that can occur in fertile females. Overt menstruation where the blood flow from the uterus through the vagina occurs primarily in humans and close evolutionary relatives such as chimpanzees. It mainly occurs due to chage in hormone level in the body. If a girl has menses it means she is ready to become mother after conception.

Most fertile days to get pregnant are 12-14 days.

Menstrual cycle is of 28-35d ays depending upon women. Lets take it is of 28 days: from 1-5 days it is called as bleeding phase when blood and shedding of endometrium walls of uterus come out from urethra due to decreased level of progestrone hormone Pain may occur during this period due to release of prostaglandins hormone. 5-14 days it is called as preparatory phase as uterus reforms its endometrium due to increased level of LH & FSH hormone. On 14th day ovulation occurs i.e. ovum is released from the ovary in uterus then 14-28 days uterus walls prepares themselves to get zygote if fertilzation occurs. This period is called luteal phase and if no fertilization occurs ovum is shed out in bleeding phase, and the cycle continues.

Because the girls are having mood swings while they are on their periods. And it cause them to be short temper and everything when mad them mad really easy

It could mean you are pregnant, have irregular periods, hormonal imbalance or you have had a light and early period this month for no reason.

No, water doesn't shorten your period - although drinking plenty of water is very healthy, and the more healthy you are the less likely you will experience menstrual problems such as excessive bleeding.

Yes, this is perfectly normal - your body isn't a robot so there will be slight variations from one cycle to the next, that includes longer or shorter periods occasionally.

no it is not

Each month a lining builds up in the uterus so an egg may implant for pregnancy. When that doesn't happen it sheds and that is menstruation. So, basically each month a woman has a new lining in the uterus.

placing the individual at rest in a cool environment, while giving cool water with a teaspoon of salt per quart, or a commercial sports drink. Usually rest and liquids are all that is needed

Yes, or when you are relaxed you should be able to reach for the strings of the first tampon after you have removed the second.

To sooth your fears you may want to consider a menstrual cup (such as the Diva Cup). A menstrual cup sits inside you like a tampon, but it is reusable. You simply remove the cup, dump the contents, wash the cup out and reinsert. Since you would only have this one device (as opposed to multiple tampons) throughout your period, you would bypass the fear of inserting too many tampons.

No one can diagnose your problem online based on the symptoms you provided. You need to contact a medical professional/gynecologist for answers to your specific questions and to get an in-person evaluation and any necessary tests or medications.

No, you can only use tampons once you start your period. but be careful, use the minimum absorbency tampon for your flow. If you use tampons before you start your period you will most likely/ possibly get TSS (toxic shock syndrome) which is a rare but serious disease that can be fatal.

I think this is what you mean. For example. On 28th December the ultrasound said you were 8 weeks pregnant, then on 25th January it said you were 12 weeks pregnant. This would be accurate to within 4-5 days each time.

i would get that checked out. you could be pregnant, or there is something wrong with your menustration that could be dangerous to your health.

the reason it can last for sixteen days because your vigina need to be cleaned out and if your not fully getting it out your body can get an infection. or if you missed it it will make it longer. I had mine for 2 months then i went on birthcontorl. you should try that if your old enough or you parents will let you. it helps you alot.

Could be an STI. Go to your doctor and tell him or her the details and he or she will help you out.

No it is not bad, Women can have their period 3-8 days either way is completely normal its just your bodies way of showing its working properly.

Tampax produced their first tampons in 1931, shortly after it was first patented. Although it's worth noting that although they were one of the first disposable tampons, tampons have existed long before Tampax came onto the market.