Menstruation

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.

Yes, absolutely. Sometimes periods can get off the regular schedule for no reason.

You may be experiencing break through bleeding, implantation bleeding, Urinary tract infection or a vaginal infection.

You can't make your period come faster. When you menstruate depends on your menstrual cycle, you can't speed-up your menstrual cycle or skip phases of your menstrual cycle to get menstruation to start any sooner.

ONLY ONE EGG GETS RELEASED AT A TIME. Not always. Fraternal twins are the result of two separate fertilized eggs. Occasionally more than one egg can be released. If the other egg or eggs is not fertilized, it will be flushed from the body just like a single released egg that is not fertilized does each month. WELL I`LL BE BLOWED, MY OLD BIOLOGY TEACHER SHOULD GO BACK TO UNIVERSITY.

The withdrawal bleeding is not regular menstruation. Birth control changes the hormones in your body and suppresses ovulation, therefore there's no egg that was released to cause menstruation. That's why birth control prevents pregnancy.

If your test is neg try a couple days later in the morning with a five day sooner test wen spotting has stopped it may have been a misscarriage before u knew you were pregnant them are very common

Yep! A missed period is usually the first sign! But please be aware that many things can effect your period apart from pregnancy. A home pregnancy test should be able to tell you for sure. They usually start to work around the time your period is due. Yes. You could be pregnant.

You will know if you've inserted it the wrong way. It won't feel right, and it won't be comfortable. If you think you've got it wrong, take it out, and start again with a new one. Don't worry about anything. Just be calm, relax, and go for it. We all had to learn, you're not the only one! I hope this information helped.

An increase of gas and bowel movements during your menstrual cycle is not uncommon in women. Most of the time there is nothing to worry about, but if you notice symptoms of constipation, diarrhea, and stomach cramps while not on your menstrual cycle, and these symptoms are exacerbated during your menstrual cycle it could be IBS (irritable bowel syndrome). You should see your doctor if that is the case.

Prostaglandins is what causes your uterus to contract and in doing so pushes the nutrient rich lining from your body when pregnancy has not occurred. Unfortunately, this can cause an increase in gas, diarrhea, or loose stools.

I suspect this has something to do with the fluid shift during menses but i admit i am not sure. I only know when that time of the month comes i can have a bm up to 3x a day and you do not want to get caught in an elevator with me

Periods can last from 3 days to ten days. It depends on the woman's cycle. Some periods may even last for a month but those are not healthy and should been seen by a OBGYN.
It depends on what how your body works. When I first started mines it lasted two weeks. Next month came and it last a month. 3rd period comes and it last two months(u was doing martial arts at the time)..then after that it was down to like a week half or lesser. But now mines last 5 days..and my friends are the same and some is up to a week.
It can usually be 5-8 days. Usually about a week. Many girls are embarrassed and scared to start. But dont be God will be there with you the whole time. Just pray.- It's toll free. It can usually be 5-8 days. Usually about a week. Many girls are embarrassed and scared to start. But dont be God will be there with you the whole time. Just pray.- It's toll free.
The menses or periods last from day 1 to day 5 in the menstrual cycle.
Menstruation typically lasts 5-6 days, however every woman is different so shorter or longer can be considered perfectly normal. If you were to continue bleeding over 14 days it may be a good idea to see your doctor to make sure everything is okay.

I am not sure what you mean by discharge.

When a woman speaks about discharge, she usually means cervical mucus that the vagina constantly produces. This mucus protects the vagina (and uterus) from germs and diseases. The discharge will change over the course of her menstrual cycle, changing colour and texture when she is fertile (around ovulation).

If you are young and haven't had your period, you should still be producing cervical mucus to keep your vagina moist and free of bacteria and germs that could cause infections. Just because you are producing mucus, it is not indicative that your periods are about to start.

When your period starts is due to genetic factors and diet. Ask you mum or sisters when they started their period as a indicator of when you period will start. It is also shown that starting your period is linked to your weight. Larger girls will start earlier than skinny girls as you need to have reached a certain amount of body fat before your body thinks it is able to support a pregnancy.

When the uterine lining sheds this is typically called menstruation. Although women on hormonal birth control will experience a faux period in the form of a withdrawal bleed.

Your body is getting rid of older blood that your body did not get rid of last cycle, or that took longer than normal to get through the cervical canal.

It can be indicative of many things:

Latent low-lying bacterial infection in the reproductive tract (see fertilitysolution.com)

Low progesterone

Endometriosis

PCOS

Pregnancy

'Normal' (all things are relative, so be wary of this suggestion.)

There is no age limit - although tampons are not the best option for younger women.

Younger women in their early teens or pre-teens are at higher risk of developing Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS), also very young women may not be responsible enough to use tampons correctly which will also increase the health risks associated with tampon use like vaginal infections and TSS.

It's best to start with pads, if a person wants to move on to internal menstrual products then a better option would be menstrual cups which are not only safer than tampons but far more convenient too.

Depo Provera is a type of hormonal birth control that is administered by injection. Yes, it is normal to miss your period after getting Depo for the first time. Some women find that their periods lighten or stop completely after taking Depo Provera.

It simply means that you have a hormonal imbalance.

There are multiple reasons for this, the most likely is just hormonal imbalance if you're in your teens or going into menopause. Only a doctor can confirm the cause of this problem, if you do go over two weeks and are still bleeding it's best to see your doctor to stop bleeding and investigate the cause.

Important note: hormonal birth control does not regulate periods.
This is a myth based on ignorance of the menstrual cycle and how hormonal birth control works, the pill works by suppressing your menstrual cycle in order to prevent ovulation and thus also prevents menstruation - the bleeding women get on the pill is a withdrawal bleed controlled by the placebo pills in the pack, it mimics menstruation but a regular withdrawal bleed isn't the same as regular menstruation. Some doctors will prescribe hormonal birth control for this reason to save them working to investigate the cause of irregular cycles, this is unethical but unfortunately very common.

u can break a female hymen by having sex or even riding a horse anythings possible when your not all that gentle.mines broke when someone punched me really hard i almost cried and i bled a little

If you bleed for a long time, like its internal bleeding, you will die.

If you only bleed for a short time but loose a lot of blood then you won't die but will probably feel very light headed and ill!

when you have had your monthly and back to normal alright few days IE mon,tue then Wednesday loosing a lot of blood what is the cause

Not everyone starts every 28 days. If you think you are pregnant, take a home test or go see a doctor. The doctor may give you a blood test, they can detect pregnancy earlier than a urine test. If you get a negative result with the home test, wait 5-7 days, if you haven't gotten your period take another one. If after two weeks you still havne't gotten your period and the home tests are all negative, you should call a doctor, you may need medications to get it started again. That happens in some women occasionally. Your cycle will start on the first day of actual bleeding, not spotting. And not all women have 28 day cycles, nor ovulate on cycle day 14.

There are several reasons you could be having a period every two weeks, but it is not considered normal. You need to get it checked out by your gynecologist since it could mean something very serious.

Well I cannot tell you for sure without knowing any other symptoms but here is what I do know...hopefully this will help! Your symptoms of pregnancy will usually appear anywhere from the first week of your expected period to 1-2 weeks after your first week of expected period. Your first signs of pregnancy most commonly include: * missed period * tender/swollen breasts * change in color of the breasts * fatigue * nausea/vomiting * increased sense of smell * weight gain Here is a link to a website that will calculate the probability of your pregnancy: http://www.thepregnancytest.com/ * Conception usually occurs about 5-7 days after intercourse * Your most fertile period is about 5 days before ovulation * For most(but not all) women ovulation occurs about 14 days prior to her period.

Yes. when they first start many girls have a period without ovulating and may also ovulate without having a period. Also when approaching menopause the same occurs. Some women do not seem to ovulate all the time during the intervening years also but they would probably have irregular periods.