Menstruation

Yes, it can do. As the body changes, a girl can have pains in her stomach, back and legs. During her period, it can cause dizziness, headaches and diarrhea. However, for many people they experience no pain or problems during their periods

That varies from one woman to another, and also depends on how early she first began having her period. If a girl began having her periods at ten years old, then she will be more likely to go through menopause earlier than one who didn't have her first period till the age of 14 or 15. But the average age of menopause is in the mid forties.

But also, when a woman begins menopause, she doesn't just suddenly stop having periods; it's a gradual process that can take months or years. There may also be other symptoms, such as, but not limited to, hot flashes, mood swings, forgetfulness, sleeplessness, weight gain, spotty and irregular periods and headaches. You may also experience extreme irritability, indicated by the urge to slap your husband at any given moment for no reason, as I did.

If you experience any symptoms that concern you, or cause real discomfort, discuss them with your doctor, who can prescribe medications to help with any symptoms or discomfort you are having.

The average human body has 8-10 pints of blood. The maximum amount of blood you can lose and still be functional is 33% or one-third of your blood. Eventually, your body will collapse and send you into a temporary coma. If more than 66% or two-thirds blood is lost, death is certain. If there is no blood coming in, than about 40% blood loss is when people die.

When you first start having cramps on your lower stomach and when you pee, blood comes out. Also, before you are actually on your period you get this white creamy stuff that leaks out of your vagina.

Don't worry, that's just your period blood mixing with the urine as it comes out. It shouldn't be unusual, but if it seems to be different from normal period blood, you might want to see your doctor if it continues beyond your period.

Well there is a possibilty that you might be pregnant. Same thing is happening to me. I spotted one week before my period, then it stopped and now I am 6 days late. I went to the clinic to talk to a specialist and she told me that I could be pregnant so she gave me a pregnancy test it came out negative, then she told me that I wasnt pregnant YET. She also told me It could be stress related, and something about my hormones. She told me If I dont get my period in a month go back for another test.You should take a pregnancy test, and if it comes out negative wait a couple of weeks and take another one.thats what Im going to do. Good Luck!

Its part of the "child bearing" years. What happens is your egg releases and if it doesnt get fertalized within 28 days (some can have it 5 days before or after the 28th day). The lining of your uterus sheds. The lining is basically blood and body tissues and it builds up to protect your egg, So if you dont become pregnant the lining of your uterus sheds so the next egg can be released.

I'm not sure. I was on the shot myself (having taken it just once) for three months. I got the shot in November, and never got a second one. I had a few days of very faint spotting, and FELT like I was going to get my period two months after my second shot would have been due. One month after, I got what seemed like a normal, if not light period. Had a week following that of no bleeding at all. Now one week later, I am experiencing very heavy bleeding. If anyone else has experienced this, and it is normal for Depo discontinuation, I would love to hear about it. If anyone has experienced this and sought medical care and it is something to worry about, that would be helpful also.

wondering if anyone could help me my last period was the 7th a may and a had intercourse on the 14th of may on the 27th of may a wiped away some brown spotting ive missed my period i have been feeling some symptoms of pregnancy but confused my head is doing over time a just want to know what this is and can this still happen to you and not be pregnant i have appointment with my nurse on Tuesday a have done some pregnancy test which were negative

Are you wondering if you can get pregnant without having had your first period? Well, yes you can. If you're having unprotected sex when your first menstrual cycle is starting, then you can get pregnant witout having had a period first. That'd be unsuitably early to start having sex, and terribly early to become pregnant.

Strangely...Yes.

Male "periods" occur when men get a recurring bleeding in the prostate, which drains from the anus. The term for these symptoms has been know as "Red-Sticks" (also known as RS), on account of the blood usually draining during a bowel movement.

Now while this does not occur as often as the female menstruation, some men can go through RS as many times as once a month (avg. men have RS symptoms every 3-4 months).

Like females, males can experience Pre-Red-Sticks symptoms (PRS), which is usually categorized by mood swings and irritability as well as mild depression and emotional withdrawal. However Red-Stick symptoms on average last 4-5 days.

Unlike females, men do not need to use tampons or pads, as the sphincter muscles keep the blood from leaking (although a small percentage of men experience leakage, but that is usually due to a rare muscle disorder).

Source:

*American Board of Colon and Rectal Surgery

http://www.abcrs.org/default.htm

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Whether it's always like this or just once you should see a doctor. It's most likely the hormones messing up a bit. If it's like this every time you need help to make it more normal. You can't feel good bleeding that much every month.

Don't worry, its called 'Discharge'. It's a sign of puberty and this usually starts about 6-8 months before your period starts, so basically your period is on its way. It may get heavier/lighter or change color a bit but don't worry, its all natural.

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White discharge in your underwear can also indicate a yeast infection. Check with your health care provider to be sure.

Not all girl's do. It ranges from 3-7 days usually, but can be as extreme as a few hours to twenty five days. They last this long as your body has to break down all the lining in your womb that prepares for a baby. If this all came out in a few hours it would stretch your sex organs and be an uncontrollable flow of blood.

The size, color and texture of labia vary from woman to woman. There is no 'normal' standard because of genetics. It would be like asking what is the cause for a long nose. However, friction from various activities, both sexual and non sexual can effect the size, color and texture of both the labia majora and labia minora. This is why some women have very small pale labia and others have very large, protruding, heavily textured/wrinkled labia.

well girls start from ages 8-13 and late as 16 but itll last through your young ages until you reach menopause(All periods stop since your ovaries stop sending eggs whch created your period.) So the actual age range when you stop all periods is when you a a senior(50+) so there hope that helped-since i read the internet and know alot about us girls and periods im about to get one since i have white discharge everyday its white and sometimes liquidy and they say in 5-18 months you will get your period I AM VERY SCARED ITLL CURSE YOU FOR LIFE!so you might wish you were a senior now or even when you were a tot. :<

usually it means when the lining of your uterus doesent shed normally then your period lasts that long. during normal periods it sheds completely and when it does your period ends. if it doesnt shed properly it will continue to do so until it does but this could take months and u could become anemic. so go to your doctor. they might prescribe birth control to stop the bleeding and to not let that happen again. also iron pills to help build up all that blood. then they might suggest ultrasound. u should go for it. u will see everything and mught find the real reason. so once again go see your doctor and everything will be better.

Two weeks pregnant is when you conceive so how you know you are pregnant I am not sure. You should not be spotting mid-cycle. If you mean you conceived two weeks ago and have just had a positive pregnancy test it may be just a bit of breakthrough bleeding, or it may be the beginning of a period.

Yes it can, the stress on your body can throw your cycle all out of whack!

This has happened to me, im on the pill and thought i'd missed a period cause i was on my 4th sugar pill on my pill free week, but i then came on on my 5th sugar pill.The contraceptive pill can mess with your period massively.Im currently waiting for my period and im on my 3rd sugar pill so dont worry yet!Are you getting period pains at all? cause i do and it lets me know im going to be on late.xXx

If you're on the oral contraceptive then all you have to do is double take your pills, that is taking two packets back to back without the 7 day break. This way you won't have the withdrawal bleed.

An ultrasound does not detect when your last period was. An ultrasound measures the size of your baby compared with the millions of others that have been scanned and gives an estimated date of delivery. Up to about 20 weeks of pregnancy all babies are about the same size. After that the size of the baby depends more and more on genetics and nutrition. Counting back 40 weeks from the estimated date of delivery gives an indication of when the last period might have been.

If you insert NuvaRing eight days late, you are at risk for pregnancy. Use a backup method for at least seven days. Timing of your next episode of withdrawal bleeding will be unpredictable. Take a pregnancy test if you had sex that wasn't protected due to the error in NuvaRing use. Consider changing to a method that doesn't require you to do something every month.