Menstruation

Not at all. Congratulations! You're pregnant!

most likely that you are pregnant, there could be other reasons. if you are pregnant and spotting, i would get to a doctor right away. it could mean infection or miscarriage

No the period can be like that sometimes even if you are regular.

You will need to remove the pad from its pouch and remove the paper backing from the back of the pad. Then place the pad in the crotch of your panties between your legs, making sure that the adhesive is secure. Then just pull your panities back on.

Whisper napkins are worn in the underpants. You want it centered between your legs and remove the paper strip to adhere the tape strip to the panty to prevent shifting. Change every 4 hours.

I'm going through that myself, bottom line, according to my ob/gyn it all depends on when your body stops having enough progesterone to keep your period from happening. Then it would be 3-4 weeks after you started a pack of pills regularly again.

You should get her on her own so you can tell her in cofidence.

Make it short if you can, maybe by saying, Mum, Iv'e started. Then look down.

She will know exactly what your talking about.

Or if your not sure on what is going on or you want more infomation, tell her Iv'e started, but I don't know anything about it.

She will tell you.

And last of all, Don't be worried or scared.

It's just change, it comes in all of us, If you want more help and advice, search womens health on the web.

Have a happy period :)

Only a doctor can make a determination based on your current health and medical history, so please set up an appointment to see your doctor.

This link below provides information on the various causes of delayed onset of menstruation:

http://www.awarefoundation.org/aware/search.asp?category=mo&select=1

Most dogs have their first heat cycle between the ages of six months and a year.

The consumption of soy can change your mentral period. It has a natural form of estrogen in it and just 2 cups a day is like taking birth control pills. Soy can actually change your memstral cycle.

Also, I have been told, read and experienced that if you have a change in diet or excercise (meaning a sudden increase in excercise) that can cause your period to be late. It happened to me twice. I was a week late both times, but not pregnant.

I read on a website that yes...this can make you miss your period. This causes your body not to get enough oxygen and inturn when the time of the month comes you don`t get your period. Good luck!!

Yes, discharge does normally get thicker closer to menstruation...but you're unlikely to see the changes at first, it takes time to recognise how your body changes leading up to menstruation. Typically 2-3 weeks beforehand you will get a clear stretchy dishcarge like eggwhite, then 1-2 weeks beforehand discharge will get heavier and white like lotion.

Yes! Everyone is different, although many girls experience a discharge before their period some girls don't experience any! This is quite normal. If you're worried about it then you could ask your GP!

I hope this helped!

Your breasts may be tender starting normally 1 week before menstruation usually ending within one to two days after beginning. This is what my female patients have told me.

You can do PE on your period just the same as any other time of your cycle, just make sure to use the right sanitary protection to prevent leaking.

When active you may want to avoid pads, if you still want to use external sanitary products rather than pads try period panties such as Lunapanties which are underwear with pads built-in - they give the same protection as pads but you can't see any wings under your shorts and they move with you so won't bunch-up like pads.

If you're comfortable using internal sanitary products you can use tampons, sponges, softcups or menstrual cups - menstrual cups are best as they're safer than tampons, this means they can be worn for 12 hours with any flow so more convneient and safe to use with light flow. Menstrual cups are best when active as they don't add to cramps as tampons can, and they don't leak like other options so better when active.

Periods for the first few years are very irregular and take sometime to begin a cycle of timing. I wouldn't worry too much, but remember that the body doesn't go through a calendar year (like humans) it just goes through roughly every 28 days.

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It doesn't mean anything, except the irregularity of menstrual cycle in women. But, if it concerns you because of problems you might have faced in the past or any such thing, then you should consult your doctor.

It can happen. It mainly depends on the individual's system. I started my period when I was 10 years. The main worry is that starting this early can result in irregular periods(at least mine did). My pediatrician put me on birth control pills to regulate my cycles. While it might be rare to start menstruating at the age of 8, it's not entirely impossible.

False. Menarche is the BEGINNING of normal menstrual functions.

every female is different if this is new several factors can play a role such as sex, foods, dramatic change in stress levels, this can also be caused by tumours and cysts if you are concerned consult a physician

correct me if im wrong but if you have a regular period (28 weeks) then you ovulate right after menstruation. that's how i am, because i figured out ovulation days on a parenting website. put in the first day of my last period (sept. 24) and my ovulation days were oct. 4-8. so from the time you are pregnant to two weeks after you can ovulate and get pregnant

No it cant because the womens body already has acids in it to protect itself from bacteria, so the yest infection will make sperm even harder to survive because the infection will eat away also at the sperm.

Not possible, unless the person inserting the item deliberately does it, has absolutely no feeling in the nether regions or somebody else is doing the inserting and has no knowledge of what the item is used for. It is not a butt plug.

It would be extremely difficult. You have three holes, the anus (the ***hole), the vagina, and the urethra (the hole you pee from.) The urethra is really small, so it wouldn't fit, and it would hurt A LOT putting it in the anus, and it would be hard to do.

You should get your period about once a month, but every girlis different. In your first year of having your period, it will be very irregular, but will start to settle into a pattern during the second year.