Menstruation

It could mean you're pregnant or the doseage of BCP is incorrect for you.

You are getting ready for your period. This sounds like PMS and 4 days is nothing. If you are young and just started your period it will take several months before your hormones settle down. Some women are like clockwork and have 28 day cycle while others can go 35 or 38 days between cycles. If you have been sick, under stress, or do exercise a lot these things can throw off your period.

The magnesium chloride is normally present in the cell. It does not affect the progesterone level, normally.

Because every female body is different some us may have aperiod for three,four, or a week some maybe have a period every year to get your period started cyling right you might have to start taking the pill

Any female who has started having periods can become "fertile". Any female who has sex risks getting pregnant, especially when fertile. For a girl to be pregnant at 10 years old, she would have had to start menstruating at 9 years old. This is not unheard-of but probably unlikely. She also would have had to be having sex at 9 years old to become pregnant. Again, it could be the case but I'm feeling doubtful. Pregnancy would also depend on the fertility of the male and if the male was also 9-10 years old, I wouldn't be buying diapers anytime soon.

If a 10 year old claimed or was suspected of being pregnant, I'd want to see the doctor's report concerning his physical exam (not a home urine test, since any one could urinate on the stick).

Hmmm, if you started the pill pack seven days after the start of your last period then yes. If you did not then it is up in the air. However, you should skip to the sugar pills on the first day of you next period and start a new pack after that. I used to save the extra pills in case I dropped one down the sink or had the flu and threw one up, but ask your doctor or pharmasist if that is okay with the brand you are using.

Yes, women can have two periods in one month.

When a woman menstruates is determined by her menstrual cycle, not by the date on the calendar, the typical menstrual cycle is 28 days but can be shorter or longer. A woman may very well menstruate on day 1 of the month, and then 28 days later on the 29th of the month menstruate again. Women can also experience vaginal bleeding for many other reasons, often women label all vaginal bleeds menstruation so they may bleed twice per month but only one bleed will be menstruation.

Follow the directions on the packaging! Then use some common sense. Some states look at the possible effects of some cough medicine as an impairment. Some states leave the driver in charge about the decision. It is up to you to be a responsible driver. It is up to you to take responsibility for your actions.

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No, vinegar cannot make your period come on faster. When your period starts depends on your menstrual cycle, a hormonal cycle controlled by changes in your brain and reproductive organs, vinegar cannot effect this.

Yes, it is perfectly normal. Most women take a few cycles to adjust to an oral contraceptive. Give it at least three months (unless it gets worse as in massive bleeding). Some people take longer to adjust, but if you are still bothered by it after 3 cycles, make an appointment with your doctor. There are many other birth control options!

Vaginal dryness during intercourse may be the result of hormonal changes or possibly a side effect of a medication. Please consult your OBGYN for further assistance in this matter. In the meantime, use a quality lubricate to maintain moisture during sexual intercourse.

If you are asking about becoming pregnant if you have never started your period, then no. But if you have started your period and you are just not on your period then yes. In order for pregnancy to occur you must ovulate. During your ovulation time, the males semen must come in contact with the egg that the females body released during ovulation and fertilize it. This fertilized egg then turns into an embryo.

All girls are different. I believe the youngest age is 10, while the oldest is 16.

As a matter of fact you can. You will want to wear a tampon NOT a pad they will fall apart or come off. If you wear a tampon you will have to check frequently for bleeding because the leek guard protection will not work because the string is wet.

Infection. As long as you remove it as soon as you realise you should be OK, but if you get any symptoms such as: . Needing to pee lots . Burning when peeing . Yellow or green discharge . Missed period Go and see the doctor

There could be several reasons. If you are young it's possible that maybe you aren't quite 'developed' yet. Are you using the super absorbency ones? Im in my late 20's and those hurt me. Read the box, it has info on tss that you may learn something from.

TSS is rare, but still thought to effect up to 1 in 700 women.

No one has been recording TSS cases since the CDC back in 1979, even then statistics were way off for various reasons - yet these statistics are commonly used by tampon manufacturers to imply TSS is rarer than it is. When CDC was recording TSS cases only a small percentage of cases were counted in official figures because many cases were not severe enough to require medical attention, many cases were misdiagnosed, doctors didn't always report cases of TSS, and even reported cases had to fit certain very strict criteria in order to be counted in official figures.

Ovulation occurs during the ovulation phase, typically this is 14 days into the menstrual cycle. Multiple eggs may be released during a 24 hour period but at most there'll only be a viable egg present for up to 48 hours.

If you have two male partners I don't believe it would. Stress can cause your period to be irregular as well as many other factors but having multiple partners can not.

This varies for each woman. Some can be as little as 3 days, with only light bleeding on the third day. Some women last a week or more. There are even women who bleed all month long, what's called spotting.

Girls who are just starting to menstruate may find that they'll vary until their bodies get used to it. It may take a few years, even, until they're on a regular cycle that they can recognize. Birth control can help in this situation and can create a regular cycle. (It may even help relieve cramps!) I would also say that if you get a period then you should treat it very carefully and you should ask your mom what a period is.

wel it kinda happens to me! not for 4 months but a delay of 2 months! generally it happens in the summers, i assume its coz of the temperature change! but sometime drinking lukewarm water with a teaspoon of ginger powder helps in prompting the menstrual cycle!do the pregnancy test for sure...n see a doctor , coz delayed periods does lead to put on some extra weight!

Yes, chocolate does cure cramps, head aches, migraines, and hang overs.