Menstruation

nobody can tel you exactly when you will start your period and i know that can be very frustrating for some however it is known that most people start their periods soon after getting their discharge has turned white.

i hope this was helpful and good luck! <3

Yes. They can also cause complications that include sterility. See your gynecologist.

No, it's not okay not to get your period for three months. Your menstrual cycle is a good indicator of your overall health, although irregular or abscent menstruation may be normal at certain times in your life such as during puberty, going this long without a cycle may be an indicator that something is wrong. If you go over three months without a period you should talk to your doctor to investigate the cause.

It is normal for menstrual flow to be watery and also normal for it to contain clots. Consult your physician if your menstrual bleeding lasts more than eight days.

A young lady's menstrual cycle is called a period.

A yeast infection has nothing to do with being pregnant. And acne is a possible sign, but if those are the only symptoms you have, you probably aren't pregnant. Wait until you are late for your period and take a test if you think you are pregnant. If you don't want to wait, go to a doctor.

I have had three pregnancy and yeast infection is very much a sign of being pregnant. And acne is also a sign of being pregnant. They also can be signs of something else, but don't rule out pregnancy.

I totally agree...I had a yeast infection and acne simultaneous. I had no idea I was pregnant since i was on the pill (but had been skipping like crazy). I wouldn't rule it out, but nothing is more certain than a prego test.

Your period may stop after inserting NuvaRing, just as your period may stop after starting a new pack of Birth Control pills.

I think they kinda go a little nuts! They begin to question their worth and feel very empty. They will perhaps work long hours to avoid pain. They may try and get attention. They will feel very alone as they see they are not that important aftre all. They may also become angry at people who left them.

Yes; small amounts shouldn't concern you too much but if it is more than that, call your doctor to discuss the specifics (amount, color, possible causes, etc) to ensure the safety of you and your baby.

well i dont think food or drink can stop your period but just keep looking but eat good and you should be okay

Yes, it's about time to see a doctor, especially if you had sex 2 or 3 months ago.

You should put on your next patch on schedule, regardless of bleeding. If you're still bleeding when that date comes, put it on anyway. If you stop bleeding before that date, you'll still be protected.

If you are experiencing any severe pain, nausea, dizziness you should seek medical help right away. On the other hand, I recently had a similar problem (spotting 13 days after my period) but with no symptoms. I went to my doctor and she recommended an ultra sound. My results showed that I had an ovarian cyst. Most ovarian cysts are harmless and will clear up within a few weeks. My advice: talk to your doctor.

This depends on how long your menstrual cycle is. The usual cycle is 28 days long. Day one of the cycle is the first day of your period. If your period lasts for five days then take five away from 28 and you will have 23 days before your next period starts. Some people could have a 32 day cycle and some could have 24 a day cycle or anything between. Also, some women bleed for 2 days only and some bleed for 5 or 6 days so you could have a 24 day cycle and bleed for 6 days. This would mean that you will have 18 days between periods, or, you could have a 32 day cycle but only bleed for 2 days. In this case you would have 30 days between your periods. We are talking here about regular periods. If you have bleeding that is not regular then maybe a trip to the doctor will provide some reassurance.

well a normal white discharge is always there to somebody after periods and to some just before periods ,so not to worry,but yes if it is odour is foul n causes pain n itchiness then its an infection , n shuold consult a gyno there are many resons for it...no proper maintenence of hygien,or the washroom is not so clean and many more .can b sorted out with a gyno that why so

Your vagina should smell musky but clean, it may be stronger if you need to bathe but shouldn't smell bad. If your vagina smells bad, such as like fish or ammonia, it's a sign of a vaginal infection such as Bacterial Vaginosis. See your doctor for tests and treatment.

Sperm have various stage. First and Second Stage. Both stage is capable of producing fertilization depending on the cycle or the period of the female.

First stage: at this stage the male is not aware of that,

Second stage: it's the stage we are well of.

That is, if the female is not in safe period, first stage can make her pregnant as well.

Sorry, but unfortunately their is no way to speed up nature, your period will come when your body is prepared for it. For now enjoy not having to worry about it and enjoy being a kid for a bit longer. If you don't get your period by 16 though, you should discuss it with your doctor,

There are natural herbal supplements specifically formulated for this condition.

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There are number of menopause products available in market. Just keep a check which product you want to buy. Go for clinically approved stuff and chances of alleviating menopause increases. I have been using Femestra Menopause supplement and have been greatly benefitted by its use.

Some women may have longer periods with heavy flow followed by shorter cycles and hardly any bleeding. Others will begin to miss periods completely. During this time, a woman also becomes less able to get pregnant

Eat a handful of parsley. It tastes gross but it will make your period come almost overnight if it's running a little late. You can try soy products like tofu and soy milk if you raise your estrogen, it may bring on your menses.

start by counting the first day of your period then count up until the day before it starts again do this for three months and you will know how long your cycles are. But if they are all different amount of days and vary by more then 3 days consult your physician so they can help you determine your monthly cycle

If you've left a tampon in longer than the recommended 4-6 hours then it increases risks of TSS and vaginal infections - the longer they're left the higher the risks.

If susceptible to TSS on this occasion you'd likely see TSS symptoms earlier rather than later because although TSS risks are higher the longer you leave tampons, the bacterial toxins responsible for TSS take immediate effect. Symptoms of TSS can vary greatly including vomiting, bowel problems, muscle pains, rash on hands or feet, red mucosa, but all TSS cases involve fever and low blood pressure.

Vaginal infection is most common, you'd notice bad odour such as a fishy smell and excessive discharge, maybe also irritation. If you do notice these symptoms then you check to see if there is a tampon still left in your vagina, and then see your doctor for antibiotics to clear the infection.

Long term use of antibiotics decreases the level of vitamin B complex, which is an important vitamin for maintaining healthy nerve cells and production of genetic materials (DNA and RNA). Vitamin B complex can increase the effectiveness of antibiotics and speed up the burning of food to fuel. It is okay to have vitamin B complex along with antibiotics. In some cases, if you are having tetracycline - based antibiotics should avoid the use of B complex because it interferes with absorption and effectiveness of this medication.

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Day 1 of your cycle is the day you start your period, followed by ovulation. About 14 days after ovulation you will have your next period if you are not pregnant, beginning the cycle over again.

Ovulation is the phase of the cycle when pregnancy can occur and this comes after your period.