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Menstruation

Menstruation is the routine discharge, or release, of blood and mucosal tissue from the uterus. This process occurs about once a month from the time a female reaches puberty until menopause. During pregnancy, the monthly menstrual cycle is absent while the womb nourishes the growing fetus.

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What is the biggest type of tampon?

Different types of tampons include...

  • Commercial tampons - e.g. Tampax

    These are typically made from bleached chemically treated rayon fleece compressed into a rocket-shape, coming in several different absorbencies; junior, super, super plus, and ultra. TSS is primarily associated with this type of tampon.

  • Organic tampons - e.g. Natracare

    These are made from unbleached hypo-allergenic cotton fleece compresses into a rocket-shape, coming in several different absorbencies; junior, super, super plus, and ultra. TSS has never been associated with this type of tampon.

  • Soft tampons - e.g. Beppy

    These are made from synthetic sponge in a tall disk shape, coming in a single absorbency and either with or without lubricant for easier use. TSS has never been associated with this type of tampon.

  • Sponge tampons - e.g. Jade & Pearl

    These are made from natural sponge, differing in size depending on absorbency, these are moistened with water before use and are reusable. There have only been a handfull of TSS cases associated with this type of tampon.

  • Cloth tampons - e.g. Moocowmomma

    These are made from various types of cloth, including cotton or bamboo, usually flat strips of fabric that are rolled to insert, these are reusable. TSS has never been associated with this type of tampon.

Why are guys squeamish with period?

Not all guys are squeamish about menstruation, at least not mature men - boys maybe.

Those who are squeamish about menstruation often take the lead from women or learn it from cultural norms, there are many negative attitudes about menstruation being shameful, embarrassing, gross, dirty, smelly, etc. so with all these sort of attitudes wouldn't you be squeamish about it too? Essentially mens attitudes towards menstruation come from the same place as women's attitudes towards menstruation: our culture and social norms.



It should be personal to the female and guys really don't want to know about it unless she isn't getting her period and could be pregnant ... then the guy is VERY interested! Periods are messy and some young women don't have the best hygiene during this time. There are some things people just don't want to know and it can be embarrassing for some guys. We all know anyone can get diarrhea, but it doesn't mean we want to talk about it.

Can you get implation bleeding on day 11 of your cycle?

No, two days after your period you may not have even ovulated...let alone concieved and the fertilised egg travelled down the fallopian tubes to implant in the uterus. Bleeding two days after your period is likely just spotting at the end of your period, or may be ovulation spotting.

What is best for a girl with her period pads or tampon?

It's recommended that pre-teens and teens don't use tampons - the reason is that the younger you are the less likely it is that you have antibodies to TSST-1 toxins responsible for TSS so are at higher risk. Younger women are also often less capable of making an educated decision about high-risk items like tampons and may not be responsible enough to use tampons correctly.

It is best to use pads at first, and if a girl wants to use something internal she should consider safer options like menstrual cups or softcups - these pose no health risks like TSS or infections, they're also more convenient and reliable.

How does the menstrual cycle work?

In very basic terms every month or so the body will prepare itself for possible pregnancy: encourage eggs to mature and then release those eggs on the hopes they will be fertilised to then go on to create a baby, also plumping-up the uterus in preparation for pregnancy. If pregnancy doesn't occur then the egg is reabsorbed into the body and the uterus lining sheds so it can start a fresh next cycle.

How to make the periods come?

First: make a turkey and cheese sandwich with just bread. Any cheese. It helps. Then stick your feet in a gallon of 2% milk and then about 30-40 min while ur still in the milk. You will have your period.

Can a UTI delay your menstrual cycle?

No, a bladder infection cannot delay your period.

Menstruation is determined by your menstrual cycle, a domino affect of hormonal changes between your reproductive organs and your brain. Your bladder is a different part of your body and has no impact on your hormones or menstrual cycle, so an infection makes no difference.

Period pains after you finish your period?

This is very normal. A day or two after my period, the bones that form your vagina are extra sore. Try not to wipe hard or do any sports that are painful and make you extra sore,

How much blood out of your first period after childbirth?

Depends on your body and your mobility afterwards. It can be for a week to a couple on months.

I constantly have brown discharge should I be concern?

there are many reasons you might have brown discharge... You might be pregnant or it could have something to do with mediacal issues.... I have missed my period for more than 4 months and i went to the doctor... They did some test and it turn out my hormones were out of balance... you should go to the doctor just to mke sure that it is not something bad... Hope this helped

What does it mean when you lightly spot pink the week after your period is over?

Nothing serious at all. Most of the time that just means that your body is finishing up with the menstruation cycle. Especially if your younger, and havent had your period for very long, you could be irregular a lot, but it evens out later. Nothing to be worried about.

How can you get your period early one month?

You can't get your period early, that is you can't make your period come early. You menstruate in accordance to your menstrual cycle, you can't speed-up your menstrual cycle or skip phases of your cycle to menstruate earlier. There's no need to make your periods come earlier either, there is nothing you can't do on your period so just manage your period once it does start.

What happens if you start taking birth control and during the first month you get your period two weeks in do you continue taking the pills regularly until the pack is finished?

Unscheduled bleeding is common in the first three months of birth contol pill use. Continue taking the pill as scheduled regardless of bleeding, and contact your health care provider if the bleeding is worrisome.

How do you dispose used sanitary pads?

Female period pads should be disposed in general household, non-recyclable waste, weekly or fortnightly, refuse collection.

Do not dispose of the pads down the toilet - it will often block the sewerage system.

Why is there brown things in a period?

Brown periods occur when old blood stays inside for a while. It is common if you are just coming off of pill. It can also happen due to infection, so I would go to see a doctor just in case.

Why do women become more sexually aroused during their menstrual cycle?

I don't know if "appear" is the correct word. My wife would never tell me she was having her period and it was always the time that I would crawl all over her and want some. She said one day "Why do you always want it when you cant have it?" and I realized there must be some type of hormone or pharomone thing going on. Men can sense or unknowingly smell something. It's very interesting though.

Why does it hurt to put in a tampon?

because you finger bang all the time so when youstick a tampon in you get wet cuz it feels like a dick is up your vagina all day when yousit it shoves in more did you know also that tampons are the reason people get the blue waffle disease cuz it feels like rough sex also blue waffle isn't a bad disease Google it on images and look at about the 3rd picture in.... also don't use tampons or pads use toilet paper pads have cemicals that seep in to your vaginal area and tampons well i already explained

Will your period stop if you start taking birth control using the 1 day start plan?

If you're using hormonal birth control then yes, but you still should bleed.

Hormonal birth control such as the combination pill works by suppressing your menstrual cycles so that you no longer ovulate, as you no longer ovulate you also no longer menstruate. The bleeding that women experience on the combination pill is a withdrawal bleed caused by the drop in synthetic hormones when going from active to inactive pills - it mimics menstruation and has some of the same benefits but it is not the same thing as menstruation.


If you're not seeing any bleeding you need to talk to your doctor.

You have black bloody discharge?

Can be from many things, such as STD's, however the most serious is cervical cancer. See a OB/GYN ASAP.

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I got pink stringy blood in discharge got told it was Implantation bleeding

How do a woman naturally knows when she is fertile?

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Important to know. In the middle of the menstrual cycle (on 13-16 days) ovulation occurs - the dominant egg is released from the follicle and is drawn into the fallopian tube on its way to the uterus. This triggers a host of hormonal secretions - including estrogens - that thicken the uterine lining to support a pregnancy. Women are fertile for about 24-48 hours around the time of ovulation (before and after ovulation).

But how long can sperm survive in a woman? The answer is a very difficult one and depends on a large number of variables including the individual longevity of sperm, the internal metabolic capacity of sperm, the environment of the vagina (body temperature, pH levels, relative acidity), the presence of cervical mucus, the quality of cervical mucus, the ability of the sperm to get out of the vagina and into the womb, and the presence of sperm antagonists like immunity securing white-blood cells. If consider the most ideal conditions (ideal vaginal/uterine environments, fertile eggs, strong sperm health, etc) sperm may be able to survive between six and seven days. That's about a quarter of a typical menstrual cycle - and that means an extended window of fertility before ovulation. In most cases, however, we can assume that there will be realistic factors that may decrease sperm longevity or inhibit sperm movement. First of all, the sperm need to get out of the vagina and into the uterus (through the cervix). If the sperm can't make that initial leg of the journey in a few hours, most will end up dead shortly thereafter. Now, if fertile-quality cervical mucus is present and abundant, and if the sperm make it to cervix and the womb, then sperm life-span can be extended. On average, we can expect sperm to survive just a day or two, and given more optimum conditions or luckier happenstance, a handful of days more. Of course, with each passing day more and more sperm die and the odds of conceiving diminish

Is it possible to throw up when your about to get your period?

Hey,

I'm 20 years old now, but I have had this vomit issue since I started my period at 12. My doctor said it was because I was calcium deficient. She suggested either take dietary calcium pills or drink more milk. I hate both choices due to the fact that my portion of milk is mixed with cereal so it is not much, and the vitamins pills are so large I feel like I choke myself every time I take one. After a while I discovered that the vitamin pills don't work (cannot solely depend on it), and drinking milk in an average cup twice a day for a month worked once (I mixed it with chocolate to rid of the plain flavor) but hasn't since. So now I invented a new plan called eat lightly the day before your period. I keep a calendar of when I have my periods, and mark it so I can guess when the next one will show up: it's always 5 or 6 days before the last time. When my period is close by (two days before I know its coming) I would have anything I want for breakfast, only a snack for lunch (apple/cheese, small microwave burrito, hot pocket...), and drink something warm at night for dinner (Hot cocoa, tea...). IT WORKED! I get up in the morning see spotting of blood, quickly aid it with a tampon, and take 600-800mg of ibuprofen (2-3 times a day) before I feel any cramping, and eat whatever I want ALL DAY. Be careful though! You have to take the pills the first and second day because for some reason your body wants you to cramp so if not the first it tries again the second so stay with the medicine for two days. Make sure you also try and eat healthy things REALLY, because producers today put all sorts of chemical imbalances in our food. So if we must eat this processed stuff, at least go for the more healthy things(vegetables, fruit, protein, dairy, and grain).

Best of Luck!

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No, you don't have to have it that way. What she says above might work for you but instead of that many Ibuprofen get muscle relaxers like Naproxen. I never cramp now since I take them and you also don't have to take so many pills. The cramp takes place in the muscles so a muscle relaxer is the best thing. Speak to a gyno about it, they often see girls with problems like this.

Is it normal to randomly miss your period if you're a virgin?

There are several causes for a missed period. Stress seems to be one of the bigger ones. Another could be an infection, and sometimes it just happens with no apparant cause. If it persists or you have pain you should definitely talk to your doctor.