Menstruation

If you have dark brown discharge, don't freak out. it's just extra blood that was left in from your last period. It is actually good to have it brown because t is getting rid of all the old blood.

CM during ovulation only lasts three days and looks like egg-whites. CM caused by being pregnant increases in quantity and looks like a mixture of ovulation discharge and natural vaginal discharge. Just lots more of it.

Most women ovulate 2 weeks after the first day of their period. Although, it depends on how long your cycles are. If your cycle is longer than 28 days, then you ovulate about 2 weeks BEFORE your period is due. So, if you have an average 28 day cycle, and your period lasted 4 days, then you'll probably ovulate in 10 days.

that has been about 5 months ago you are peregnet

It probably means that your hormones are a bit off. If you are on the birth control pill you may want to arrange with your doctor to be put on a different dosage which will most likely help with this. If you aren't on it, plan a consultation with your doctor anyways, you don't deserve to go through all of that!

You should take other precautions for seven days after missing a pill. If she missed three in a row I would say there is a pretty good chance she will ovulate. Whether she will fall pregnant - there is a slight risk. Remember the pill stops pregnancy in two ways - firstly stopping the egg being released and secondly by stopping the fertilised egg implanting into the uterus lining. Ask your g'f to take a morning after pill just to be safe.

That the blood was supposed to come out some time ago, but that's completely normal.

Most of stages of a period is a dysmenorrhea. When a girl release the egg from their ovaries,The egg will fertilize when a sperm cell comes in contact. Most of ladies who had menstruation they call it a (PMS) -- PreMenstrual System.

Yes, this is normal - the average menstrual cycle is 28 days but many womens cycles can be far shorter, and even if a woman has longer cycles typically the odd cycle that is shorter than usual isn't that unusual (especially if in your teens).

The answer is yes, especially if you have undergone uterine artery embolism procedure. Necrombiosis is a term that describes what happens to the uterine fibroid. All of the blood supply to the fibroid has been cut off by this procedure and then it starts to die and that's when the body expels it with contractions and all.

Although I am not a doctor I have researched a lot because of my own history with fibroids....If anyone could describe better or knows more about the insidious details of this mysterious expulsion that we know so little of...please describe in detail how all this happens!

I've been through red cell degeneration with my uterine fibroids and did not expel the fibroids, but I did have contractions!

It can be a sign of urinary tract infection. A urine test should be done to either confirm or rule out an infection. This condition is commonly treated with antibiotics or herbal medicine called diuretic and anti-inflammatory pill.

Menopause usually happens betwenn the ages of 45 and 55.

This happened to my friend's mum and she had to go to hospital and she nearly died! You should probably go to the doctor.

Within two weeks. If that hasn't happened, contact your health care provider. When Provera 10 mg is prescribed for missing periods, it is used both to find the cause of the problem and to shed the uterine lining, so your health care provider needs to hear from you regarding the outcome.

Tampons absorb moisture including vaginal moisture needed to keep the vaginal walls protected - without menstrual flow tampons will have even more of a drying effect on vaginal tissues causing increased vaginal tissue damage. As well as uncomfortable this will give bacteria and bacterial toxins a direct route into your bloodstream so significantly increase your risk of TSS.

A missed period doesn't necessarily mean you're pregnant. It can happen for other reasons. Stress can make you late, for one thing. And certain health problems can make you skip.

A home pregnancy test would probably pick up a pregnancy by now if it's eleven days after you got your period. If you're worried, doctors can do a blood test for pregnancy that's much more accurate. It might also be worth a general gynecological exam, to check for other health concerns that might be affecting your period. If you're having other possibly-related symptoms, like bad cramps or a fever, definitely go see a doctor.

If it occurs once, it's a normal variance. If it occurs four month in a row, see a doctor.

Yes, some girls have their periods later than others. I know a girl who had her period at 8 and I know a girl who had her period at 16. So I suggest not to be worried and just enjoy still being a kid. If you don't get your period before 16 or so go to a doctor.

discharge: you have or are going to start puberty, or you have a yeast infection

pee: you need to drink more water

Your cervical mucus should be similar to an egg white. Check out this website http://www.babycenter.ca/preconception/suspectingaproblem/chartingyourtemperature/

well that means you are getting preganat if your period is heavy and it stops my mom had hers when she was 15 but hers stopped at 25 when she had my sis but after 3 weeks it started again hope this info helped you cause the same thing happened to me

mine grew a lot before my period so i think it doesn't matter

TSS lasts as long as three weeks, and has a tendency to recur. About a third of the women who are treated for TSS have it again within six months. In addition, TSS can affect the liver, kidneys, lungs, and other organs

There are ways to make your period stop with hormones. However, it won't just stop for less than a day and it is not advised to do this. Menstruation is a process of removing something your body doesn't need.