Menstruation

Well, ask yourself this question: have you had sex? If you haven't, then you probably shouldn't worry. If you just got it recently, or it just started a year or two ago, then that's fine. My periods used to be really irregular, like I'd have them sometimes between 50 days or so. I have them every month now... but like I said, if you just got it, then you're fine. If you've had sex, then you could be pregnant.. Hope I helped!

Not really,but it's most likely nothing to worry about. It could easily be from a change in habits like diet, exercise, or stress.It's passable it's just a fluke fluctuation in your hormones. If it continues or you have any negative symptoms make an appointment with your dr or gynecologist.

The most recent results show that they are down(due to more use of long term birth control like depo-provera (the shot) and IUDs) but that condom use is now going down The 2005 national YRBS shows a small decline in condom use by young women and a more sizeable increase in non use. The change in condom use is not significant but its looks like the change in nonuse and in the weighted average contraceptive failure are. I would stress that these numbers are not published. The decrease in condom use is most likely due to 7 years under Republican domination. Republicans have not increased family planning funds to make up for inflation and they have spent $1.5 billion of our taxpayer $$$ on "abstinence-only" which is NOT allowed to talk about birth control EXCEPT in its failure and these programs have also lied to kids about things e.g. "you can get AIDS from skin to skin contact" and made sexist comments like "girls who wear tank tops, should be afraid of being raped because guys can't control themselves" The US does NOT have any funding for "abstinence plus" which means pushing abstinence PLUS teaching about contraception. Abstinence plus has been shown to work, whereas abstinence-only results in people NOT using condoms the first time they have sex.

It really depends on how short your cycle is. Womens menstrual cycles can be as short as every 26 days. If your cycle is less than this & its a recent occurance then contact your Physican. If your cycle has always been like it is now, then it should be fine and nothing to worry about but do contact your Doctor if your concerned.

Yes, period or not, you can conceive a child. Even if someone hasn't started their period they can get pregnant because they never know when they're about to start. No one should use their period as an excuse to have unprotected sex.

No this isn't normal and can be a symptom of a hormonal imbalance or pregnancy.

Some do, but for the most part, no, men do not use vibrators. They are not stimulated as much as women are by vibration.

The answer to this is no. I had a bladder infection while I was on holiday last year, even though I was on my period, the infection still remains and will not go away unless you take antibiotics which will be prescribed by your GP.

make a parssley tampoon it works.

At 49, your chance of conceiving has gone done quite a bit but you should consider yourself fertile until you have missed 12 straight periods. Once you have gone 12 straight cycles without a period you can safely stop using birth control. If you miss 11 periods and then have one you should continue using birth control and start the count over.

Hide them in your locker (unless you share with someone who you think will tease or show them to people) & if you don't have a locker, keep a few in your school bag at all times just in case it come. Also, make sure you have enough during the time of your period, there is no real way of really, really hiding them. You can also check with your school's nurse because usually they have some just in case someone gets it & doesn't have pads with them.

A woman can only get pregnant if she has sex during ovulation or for the week prior when there is fertile cervical mucus present - but without tracking her cycles with FAM she can't know when she is fertile or not, so she must always assume she is fertile. Thus if a woman does not use birth control then she could get pregnant 17 days after her period.

The important thing here is that your period is 8 days late. Any of the other symptoms could mean anything but taken with the fact that your period is over a week late it sounds as if you could be pregnant. Regarding the discharge, it should be white or clear. If it is yellowish you should get checked out, whether you are pregnant or not.

It can be possible that you're pregnant, yes.However, you should see your doctor and have a pregnancy test.I had light bleeding at the start of both my pregnancies.My nipples were sore and hard dark rings around them.If you turn out not to be pregnant your doctor might suggest a blood test to see what is going on with your body, sudden weight loss/gain can cause irregular periods.

I have no idea, but i get them 2 so your not alone maybe I'll do some more research?

i blead for 3 months str8 after i got off depo if ur still on it i'd check with ur doctor about that

It can vary between bright red, dark red, brown to almost black.

It is not likely, though. If you have ever heard of a disease called Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS), this is associated with tampons. Specifically the high-absorbancy ones. TSS has been known to kill some women who use tampons. Their disease was most likely overlooked or undetected.

This is a RARE disease, however. It grows just like any other bacteria. When it's dark, warm, and wet, bacteria thrive! Guess what our bodies are on the inside! We are mostly water, have an average temp. of 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit, and there aren't any light-bulbs inside of us, so it's dark!

So, just using a tampon can't KILL you.

TSS, which is mainly caused by tampons, can.

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A decade. :)

That means you didn't start the pill when you were suppose to. The birth control pill is suppose to be taken at the end of your period. If you did that and then you got your next period so soon, you're on the wrong pill. This very seldom does happen.

Yes, it can be a sign that your period is coming. Some women pass some brownish fluid which is old blood just before they start passing bright red. As they move past the first few days the fluid they pass turns brownish again.

It's actually about two weeks before your period that you ovulate. So depending on your cycle that could be two weeks after or a week or any other amount of time. They do sell ovulation test sticks in most stores now. That will tell you when you are ovulating and when you are the most likely to get pregnant.