Menstruation

If you mean how Many days are there between a girls periods , there are 28

Once the discharged blood comes in contact with the air it will turn black. This is normal, however it is important to change your tampon frequently to protect yourself againest a serious bacterial infection knowen as toxic shock syndrome.

It's very unlikely that a girl has died as a result of menstruation, but it is possible - menstrual flow is largely made-up of the uterine lining that has developed over the past cycle, but if blood doesn't clot as it should bleeding can continue and like with any other part of the body if bleeding continues to be heavy enough for long enough without medical intervention it could result in death.

There are also deaths associated with menstruation such as contracting Toxic Shock Syndrome as a result of tampon use during menstruation, or infections caused during menstruation in less economically developed countries.

No, that just means you have a heavy flow THAT MONTH. One period never affects another, unless, of course, it's a lack of a period which is brought on by pregnancy. This eliminates periods for the entire gestation of the pregnancy with the exception of mild-moderate spotting which can be commonly confused with a period.

usually a girl gets her first period one to two years after her breasts have begun developing. the signs include.... - a clear/white discharge in your panties - increased emotions or mood swings - fatigue - cramps

Either unilateral (one) or bilateral (both) OOPHERECTOMY. The Fallopian tubes (salpingo0 are usually removed at the same time as these have also been found to harbour cancerous cells. In which case this would be either unilateral or bilateral salpingo oopherectomy

Not sure if that is a known side effect, but I have been on Foltrin for about 2 months now for anemia, and it is giving me killer headaches. I stopped taking it and going to my doctor tomorrow.

Yes you can, you can buy this item called progesterone, They sell it at all H.E.B's and its a girl hormone that gives you only 4 periods a year and they are much much shorter and lighter! Its about $30-$40 DOLLARS.

This is not really enough information to say one way or the other. Many people spot bleed for reasons other than pregnancy. In fact it is quite regular. Did you have unprotected sex approximately 14 days before your period was due? If so there is a chance you are pregnant.

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I can only speak from my experience and from things I have read, I am not a professional but I will try to answer with the best of my knowledge. Implantation bleeding is more likely to occur before, during the time of, or a day or two after your missed period. It is quite a stretch to have it appear 9 days after a missed period. If you are having bleeding/spotting and you have already confirmed pregnancy, there are a few reasons why you may be spotting. 1. Nothing serious as spotting can be very normal. 2. Impending miscarriage... If the spotting gets heavier, doesn't stop, shows more red over time where it eventually turns to a heavy period like flow with clots and cramps. 3. Having intercourse or strenuous activity causes irritation to the cervix. 4. Threatened miscarriage. Wait a few hours, if the spotting doesn't stop or gets any lighter call ir doc. I wish u the best

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Yea. Especially if you're young. It can also be due to the change of environment. It can also match on the same day as the person you're living with. When i started living in a dorm, after a few months, my roommate and i started getting ours on the same day.

I do know that the best thing you could do, is get yourself off to a gynae. A blood test for starters will clear any questions of pregnancy, although I think you might have noticed some oher signs of that by now. There are many conditions that affect your period, such as Poly-cystic -ovarian syndrome, fibrocytis, and emdrometrosis. Not to say that you have any of them, but this sounds like it's time to get a check up. Good luck!

The urterine lining thickens during menstruation in order to shed, making way for the new layer to build up in hopes of a zygote burying into the wall.

Sometimes your diet can affect your period. Many women with eating disorders such as anorexia stop having their period, which isn't healthy. Also, sometimes being sick can affect your menstrual cycle. I would confront a doctor about your concerns.

It depends...... if you are sexually active you should take a test just to make sure.... Sometimes its just your body that is getting used to it..... maybe you are under stress, you have gain or lost weight.... I am in the same position so i went to the doctor and they did some blood work and a pap smear.... i am just waiting on the results... Don't worry just go to your doctor....

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You got your period early!

HIV does not prevent menstruation. Women with HIV still have periods.

First you have to stand up then make sure the tampon is at a 45 degree angle to back of your woman hood. Then insert it in. If it feels uncomfortable, try to push it in a little more until you can't feel it. Then it should be placed in correctly. Don't leave it in for more than 8 hours though.

There isn't one, only periods of varying probability. 19% of all people relying on "safe" periods gets pregnant within one year. It's pretty much the Russian Roulette approach to becoming a parent.

I Guess It Depends On Somethings. If Your Sexually Active, Then You May Be Pregnant. It Could Happen If You Under A Lot Of Stress. You May Want To Go See Your Doctor On That One. That Would Probably Be The Best Way To Know Why Your Missing Periods.