Menstruation

oh wow! Lots of things can affect ypur period like stress for one , a change environment , being around the women on there period sometimes the womens body wil br in sinq.

Yes a tampon should NEVER stay in longer than 6 hours. There is a illness called toxic shock syndrome which is a serious bacterial infection. HOWEVER, if you removed the tampon and do not have fever, nausea, headache or difficulty breathing--you missed the bullet. Be more careful in the future.

If you have your period: Most definitely A maxi pad should do the trick. Leaving a tampon in for 8+ hours is dangerous; TSS!

If you dont have your period: Depends. If you period id due then you should wear some sort of protection. If you've never had your period ; probably nothing. If you are worried than try a panty liner.

xo

no it is not normal. You probably have some kind of hormonial imbalance. Your body isn't producing enough estrogen. Birth control can usually regulate your menstrual cycle. You should consult an endocrinologist to be on the safe side.

Nobody can pinpoint the exact second of conception. Sometimes the sperm reach the egg in a matter of minutes, and sometimes it takes a few days. The CM isn't as runny after the fertile period is over.

yes, and having surgery will also disrupt the cycle. It will straighten out usually in a cycle or two good luck Joymaker rn

A girl being to menstruate does not affect the age in which she is obligated to fast. It is a custom for children to practice fasting prior to the age (girls-12, boys-13)in which they are obligated to fast.

There can be many reasons for sore breats..one of the reason can be change in hormone level(this is usually experienced during the start of your monthly periods), the change in harmone level can cause a little discomfort in breasts, taking of birth control pills can also cause sore breats, pregnancy, breast feeding can be some more reasons and ofcourse the very considerate reason could be breast cancer also..so be cautious and visit doctor if u have sore breasts

The average blood loss during menstruation is 35ml, with anything over 80ml being considered heavy. Everyone is different, some women lose significantly more blood than this, unless you use a menstrual cup it's very difficult to accurately determine how much blood you're losing on your period.

Every woman is different. There has been some cases as early as three weeks into pregnancy, as to some women never having a Linea Negra throughout their pregnancy. Linea Negra usually apperears during the second trimester, commonly around the fourth month. The Linea Negra has been puzzling the medical society for its true intention is not really known, but many say The line apperas due to higher hormonal levels and a lack of Folic Acid. Yes. Linea Negra can appear by a month or sooner. To note; Many women already have this faint line called the Linea Alba, so yes it's already there, although during pregnancy, it becomes darker as pregnancy progesses. Hope that helps...

To improve this answer, i am for a fact with personal evidence of my own, and experience say YES...you can have linea negra before the second trimester and earlier...i was pregnant with my second child when i even knew anything about the dark lining on the stomach or why its called linea negra...we had been planning to get pregnant and i was 21 yrs old...it took us 7 months when it happend...i didn't notice i was prenant until i missed the whole month of AUG for my period....so happy and excited for a fact this was a sign of me being pregnant...i went to the doctor to take a test...and the results came back positive...i didn't have any other knowledge until the the nurse said i was about a month or so pregnant...i rember asking her howd she know and she said...lift up your shirt, because my stomach wasn't that big..she then replied; your line is already beginning to pursue..up above my belly button there it was..a small dark brown smudge of a line...that became a second evidence for me to remember that i was pregnant.

my son is 6 yrs old now and i got pregnant recently......unfortunantly i had an early miscarriage..i was about 5 wks...i had the symptoms as i did with my first pregnancy...i craved chicken daily....and i grewtired easily...then my period was short in NOV....then i spotted at the end for a day...and in dec i missed my period....for 6 yrs i haven't felt any symptoms, and my line had been gone, and it disconnected from my belly button; meaning my line wasn't visiable or perceiding to my belly.....i looked atmy belly and that's when i noticed that the line had connected and it appeared the same small spark of a line above my belly button......i was sure then....a week later, i started having lower painful throbbing, numbs in my back...that didn't go away and lower penches in my pelvic area...i went to see the OBG and he noticed i stopped spotting and started bleeding heavly,,,but i had took a test and it was negative.....he gave me some pills to take and my periods stopped...then my symptoms....then in Jan iwas back on again, this time regular with no back pains.....except i started having stong stomach pains, i went to the bacthroom and had clotts...Suddenly, plop!!! a thick small sack came out it was slimemy, i was so shock i flushed before i can even realize it......my pains immediatly went away! SOMETHINGI NEVER EXPERIENCE BEFORE IN MY LIFE..AND WILL NEVER FORGET..i know i was pregnant or beginning to become ....because of the symptoms and the linea negra.

ALSO now my line is back to usual....its still connected.....however the small dark smuge that appeard above my belly button has dissapperd.....the miscarriage happend in Jan...the linea dissappeared in Feb.

It could be just be a sign that you're going to get your period or it's ovarian cramps, which aren't something I fully understand but I went to the doctor and that's how it was explained to me.

Menstruation is the body's way of disposing of an unfertilised egg, so ovulation must come first.

It's fine everyone its differnt.my friend always lasts 3 days mines last like 6 days..be happy!

well the only way to have a good period is too take a Tylenol or you might as well go through with the pain

Yes but that means something is wrong and you can never get pregnant. If you haven't got your period at 18 you might wanna chack that out at the doctors so they can check your hormonelevels. Those who have a eating disorder also can have that problkem.

Depends on what you mean by poor diet. If your talking about junk food (pizza, potato chips etc.) then you need to gradually cut back on them. Maybe instead of having a bowl of Capn' Crunch in the morning, you have some Special K. Don't oversnack either. Make sure that when you do eat in-between meals that it's healthy. (fruits, veggies) Also plan out your three main meals and make sure not skip one.

It depends on the person. Girls who are exceptionally physically active, such as gymnasts, often skip periods because they push their body to its limits and their weight drops to an unhealthy point.

The cysts that appear during the regular activity of the ovaries are called functional cysts.

When you have a period you bleed. Sometimes its light sometimes heavy. If you don't have you period that usually means pregnancy. Another answer is when you play sports like soccer, volley ball, base ball, and so on your periods tend to get lighter and sometimes even cause them to stop. Or if none of those are true then something is wrong inside of you internally which is something you will be better of asking your doctor about.

Tampons are dry and absorbent so will cause friction against delicate vaginal mucosa during insertion - especially if using commercial tampons such as Tampax, Playtex, Kotex, etc. as these are made from bleached chemically-treated rayon so rougher and may cause irritation.

Absorbency is a factor too, if using too high an absorbency or your flow isn't heavy enough for tampons the lack of lubrication will cause discomfort - too high an absorbency also increases risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome. If using correct absorbency but still feeling discomfort try organic tampons, soft tampons, or sponge tampons, also consider menstrual cups or softcups.

No, a tampon cannot get stuck in the uterus.

Tampons sit within the vaginal canal, at the top of the vaginal canal is the cervix which is the opening to the uterus - the opening within the cervix is too small for a tampon to pass through, also the tampon sits slightly lower down than the cervix.

Luteinising hormone (LH) is made by the pituitary gland and stimulates the mature egg to be released from the ovary, this is called ovulation.

SO MANY MEDICINES , TAKE HISTORY AND FIND OUT THE CORRECT MEDICINE