Menstruation

You can't force your menstrual cycle to change, your body will do what it needs to which includes menstruating and ovulating when it is ready to do so. You can help encourage a change in your cycle by using lunaception to try to control when you ovulate, but this doesn't always work.

It may be that there is something blocking the tampon, likely your cervix or vaginal wall.

Tampons need to be inserted towards the small of your back because your vaginal canal is curved so if you insert straight up you would be inserting the tampon into a vaginal wall, thus will go no further. You need to stay relaxed because if you're tense vaginal muscles tense causing the vaginal walls to clench together, thus the vaginal canal is narrower so harder for the tampon to move through. If you have a shorter vaginal canal your cervix may be sitting low so getting in the way of the tampon. Feel inside your vagina to get an idea of what is blocking the tampon.

I'm not sure, but you should go to the gynentologist and have them check it out.

actually im going to say yes only because when i thought i was pregnant with my daughter i had a blood test and it came out negative one week later i took a home pregnancy test and i was pregnant!!! It is very unlikely as the level of HCG is measured absolutely. no the blood is more accurate than the urine test when doing any blood work it is good blood work never lie

You start once you have one !

if you do not have a period. You do not need the birth control pill.

If you are not getting a period you are not able to become pregnant. Lack of period can occur due to : age (too young), Lack of body fat..This often occurs in athletes, the same can occur in heavy heroin or opiate users.

Gonorrhoea does not stop the periods, normally. The cause of gonorrhoea is the unprotected intercourse with the infected person, usually the stranger. This sexual intercourse has caused you to become pregnant. Pregnancy has stopped your periods.

If I were you I would definitely see my GP asap. Good luck! I never had any bleeding when I was pregnant but every one is different.See this website. http://www.babyworld.co.uk/information/pregnancy/complications/complications_bleeding_in_pregnancy.asp

Yes it is. Our bodies change every 7 years and much of it is hormonal. Sometimes stress may be the cause of it. The only time you should worry about it is if you miss too many periods or you are having too many periods, bad cramping (if you usually don't have it) then see a doctor. The birth control pill/patch can also cause this.

It simply means that you have a 24 day cycle. The average menstrual cycle is 28 day but everyone is different, and your cycles can change throughout your life too, a 24 day cycle isn't anything to worry about.

That is what had happen to me and I turned out pregnant.

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You could of just had a low flow that month. You're next period will probably be heavy.

I know you have to have to be menstruating for the docte or to insert the IUD...so they can make sure your not pregnant.

I believe that Humphrey's 11 will make your period START...but only took it (faithfully, as a matter of fact) when my period was LATE and I was uncomfortable. To be brutally honest, I was in college, not on birth control, and always sweating it out when it came time to getting my period. The best thing about it was that it wouldn't have harmed a pregnancy (had I been pregnant) but it did bring my period on when it was late. Sometimes in as little as 12 hours, but usually within about 24 hours. The bloating was always uncomfortable for me. My PMS was severe...so having all of that last from 7 days before to my due date and then beyond, kept me a Humphrey's girl for many years.

If for instance it is a day or two before your periods and you expect pinkish/reddish discharge; its normal and if it is days after your period and you experience dark red or brownish (blood) or discharge, it is probably old blood excreting your body and its also normal. It can only be something to worry about if it has a blood smell and is continuous.

No.

Periods are a natural process which produces a discharge often laced with and similar on appearance to blood. The term 'vaginal bleeding' likely implies some other cause such as a rupture and should be investigated by a medical professional.

Yes

Assuming you mean the menstrual cycle its about every 28 days. and usually begins between 12-14.

A light period can be a symptom of pregnancy, but a different flow isn't, as far as I know. Take a home test or go see a doctor.

1. Exercise.

2. Consume less caffeine

3. Try Tylenol or pain relief pills

4. Put a heat pad on your lower stomach

5. Drink tea and eat bannana's

6. Lay in bed on your stomach.

7. Watch tv and get your mindd off the cramps/period.

-It will help trust me :D

No. You should see a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.

As long as tampons are inserted correctly they can't really be felt. It is normal for women to feel dry when using tampons as they absorb vaginal moisture as well as blood, if sensitive you may be more likely to feel this and a little soreness around the opening of the vagina. Tampons can also increase menstrual cramps, although many women don't realise that the tampons they use are to blame.

Yes, that is normal for the shot. Hey, it's one of the benefits. However, some doctors and medical professionals believe that not having your period for a specific amount of time is not healthy.

it could be implantation bleeding, which happens when you get pregnant

No, tampons generally do not explode because although they look like a stick of dynamite they aren't. Tampons would only explode if you were to attach actual dynamite to them in order to blow them up. Tampons are for absorbing menstrual flow, no reason for them to explode or for you to explode them.

Yes, thick vaginal discharge on underwear can make the underwear stiff when it dries. Discharge changes with hormonal changes so sometimes it will be thicker than others days, and that's normal. You can use pantiliners to deal with this but it's not very hygienic to use pantiliners daily as it prevents air flow to your genitals, not to mention it's expensive and wasteful. As long as a girl changes her underwear daily it's absolutely fine.