Menstruation

Hello. Not necessarily no. The only way to tell if you are ovulating if your not having periods, is by seeing your doctor for a ovulation blood test or by buying a ovulation predictor kit from your pharmacist.

They say that you are not supposed to drink caffiene while your pregnant b/c it can cause low birth weight in your baby, but you can drink de caffinated soda.

Yes you can get pregnant. You can read more about pregnancy and the menstrual cycle on WebMD.com. It's a cool site that will answer most any medical question.

Sperm last for several days, so if you had a period while the sperm came in, they could stay in there until the next egg comes out, and create a zygote, so yes.

Every woman's body is different. The nurse told me it would take 3 months. I haven't had a period for the entire time I have been on the depo shot. But.. I have had the vaginal discharge that is sort of rare. The nurse also told me if/when you do have your first period after starting the depo shot, it can last up to 3 weeks.

Metrorrhagia is bleeding between periods. Menometrorrhagia, in contrast, is heavy bleeding and bleeding between periods.

How soon a woman ovulates after menstruation depends on her menstrual cycle. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days, with ovulation occuring around day 14, but everyone is different and there's no way of telling for sure when a woman is fertile unless using fertility awareness method.

Hello. You can delay your period by one week by skipping the sugar/placebo pills and continue on taking the hormone pills.

If it is 5 days early from your norm it could be implantation spotting.. GL and take a test in a few days :) sounds like you experienced implantation bleeding where the fertilized egg implants itself into the uterine wall wait until you officially skip your period and take an at home test or make an appointment with your doctor for a blood test GOOD LUCK and GOD BLESS!!! Hello there - Yes you could be pregnant. Light bleeding is a common pregnancy symptom. Especially bleeding around the time you would expect your period. Do a pregnancy test sweetheart or see your doctor for a blood test. :o)

This question makes no sense. Implantation means when the zygote attaches to the uterine lining and you become pregnant, if you become pregnant then you don't menstruate. Not all women spot during implantation, rather the spotting is most likely your period starting.

This can be a serious problem. If left unchecked, you could become weak from lack of iron. Consult your doctor at your earliest convenience.

Yes getting your period every two weeks can be normal for some girls. The issue would be if you are not getting enough iron you could get anemic, which will make you feel very tired. Some doctors would put you on a pill similar to birth control to get your periods spaced out. Or iron supplements to prevent anemia.

It is very important to go and speak to your doctor or gynaecologist so that they are able to regulate your periods, so that they only come once a month.

It depends...are you on any medication or birth control? These could be side effects. Do you have unprotected sex? Spotting in place of a period could mean pregnancy.

Um... well, It depends how often you have them. It's probably just because you're on your heavier days, But if it continues, you should probably see a physician. Black blood is dead blood and fresh blood meanings you are bleeding. Sometimes near the end of your period you can get some stringy, black blood. This blood is old and nothing to worry about, but it's always wise to get your yearly physical.

well technically if you are pregnant you won't have periods thus if you have periods you are not pregnant, if you have doubts get a pregnancy test done.

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Thanks for putting up all down at the top.

I had pink blood in my discharge 2 weeks later got my period the person at the top says you can't have a period while pregnant and I'm not pregnant by that answer she said so anyway she must be a expert and read our bodies ignore people like her!!!!

yes just dont do it kissing cant get you pregnant.

A bulky cervix is a medical condition. It is usually in reference to the female cervix being abnormally large in size.

You might be pregnant.

You may have just had an irregular cycle and never were pregnant. You have have conceived and then miscarried. Or you may still be pregnant.

If you are having pain you should see your doctor. If you are having pain and have a positive pregnancy test you should go to the ER.

If you haven't already seen an OB/GYN doctor I would strongly advise you to do so. You could have a serious problem and not be aware of it. There are huge medical breakthroughs and some doctors offices can run the necessary tests at their office. Don't wait to get an answer my mother died from female problems and when I started to have female problems I saw 5 doctors until I found one that would listen to me. I was one cell away from cancer when they performed a complete hysterectomy. The surgery saved my life. If the first doctor won't listen keep trying until you find someone who does. It is your life fight for your right for good health.

No, taking an anti-inflammatory drug cannot make you miss a period. Menstruation is controlled by your menstrual cycle and hormonal changes that occur, you ovulate and then you menstruate, if you miss ovulation then you miss a period - this has nothing to do with your medication at all.

It could possible be implantation bleeding caused by the fertilized egg which attaches itself to the uterine wall. Or it could be a cervical change that can cause vaginal bleeding. Vaginal bleeding can also be a symptom of ectopic (tubal) pregnancy. Another cause for bleeding during pregnancy is a miscarriage although the first two reasons for bleeding are more common, it is still a good idea to contact your doctor as soon as you can.

yes. The cramps do not fully go away, but they are less painful !

This is quite common in women. Pink to red is fresh blood and light to dark brown is dead blood (meaning it has been sitting before being released.) If you are the birth control pill this can alter your periods, or even stress. It's doubtful you are pregnant.

Some of the symptoms are much the same as the flu, but they can become serious very quickly. The warning signs of TSS are:

Sudden high temperature (102 degrees F/38.9 degrees C or higher)

Vomiting

Diarrhea

A sunburn-like rash

Muscle aches

Dizziness

Fainting or feeling faint when standing up

Hi, Having a period 1 week after you just finished is nothing to worry about. If you bleed AGAIN next week, then see your doctor. If this is your first period then it is normal. If this hasn't happened to you before then see your doctor for a check up of your hormones and to rule out pregnancy.

Yes. It is possible anytime to get period cramps.

The best thing for period pain is to firstly determine why you're experiencing period pain, if it is severe to the point of disrupting your daily life then you need to see your doctor to determine the cause and look into treatment methods. Otherwise menstrual cramps are beast dealt with via prevention, regulating hormones with herbal treatments like vitex and a healthy balanced diet. If you do suffer menstrual cramps then try NSAD's such as Ibuprofen and use heat packs.