Menstruation

Counting your period days might be a little hard with all the different times it comes up. If you have an IPhone, IPod, or IPad you can get an app called period tracker. This only works for people who have a normal consistent period. If you have problems with your period like blood flow problems, you should go see a doctor to keep control of that. If you do not have any of those, than an idea is that usually, you would get your period every month or so. The next two times you get your period, keep track of how long you get it for and then estimate around the time your period will start and end.

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If its just one day you should be okay. Its one way that the body flushes out toxins... but then again you might want to see an obgyn because it could be serious.

It just means that you are having a period again. Nothing bad. Trust me I know.

It can be a fairly common side-effect, unless its unbearable it should be fine.

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You need to see a doctor to correct this. It means you only ovulate every 2 months instead of every month so the chance of pregnancy is lower. At the same time you have no idea when you ovulate in case you were tying to get pregnant. Some women have weird periods but the doctors can help. And I can't tell if you could be pregnant.

Usually for the first 2 years, it is irregular, but after that, it should be regular. Don't worry, I think for some people, it still might be irregular even after 2 years. Go check with your doctor for confirmation :)

No, not likely. Taking a bath is not related to the duration of the period.

It's not exactly a good idea for a 13 year old to be using tampons to begin with, even if you're responsible enough to use tampons correctly as you have thinner vaginal tissues and less likely to have TSST-1 antibodies the risks of TSS are far greater than in adult women.

Teens can have heavier flow due to hormonal imbalances, super absorbency also aren't the most absorbent absorbency. You should be changing tampons every 4-6 hours, if the tampon leaks within 1-2 hours use next absorbency up, if you're already using highest absorbency (ultra) and leaking within an hour then talk to your doctor about investigating the cause and taking medication like Tranexamic Acid to reduce your menstrual flow so it's less problematic.

Consider switching to menstrual cups, these are far safer than tampons so no risks like TSS and thus can be worn for up to 12 hours, with any flow, overnight, before your period, and no need to alternate with pads so a lot more convenient, especially with heavier flow. Menstrual cups can reduce flow, hold a lot more flow than tampons, and don't leak like tampons so easier for heavy flow.

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you are probably just irregular or you may be pregnant if you' re that late.

Yes you could be pregnant or having a hormonal imbalance. See your Doctor.

Yes you can eat. The one won't affect the other.

i think you could just be having off-timing. It happens to a lot of people, even if they aren't pregnant.

This could mean a couple of things....your period may be on its way or it could mean you are pregnant. Are you taking birth control, having protected sex if you are sexually active.

- You can take a pregnancy test first response tests are very good. Around 13.99 at your local drug store

Symptoms of pregnancy are:(you may have 1 or more)

Nasea/Vomiting

Increased sense of smell

Frequent uriniation(sudden urge to go)

Changes in appetite (craving certain foods for then usual being really turned off some foods you used to love)

fatigue(feeling for tired then usual, or weak)

Dizzyness

- also could mean you have an STI (sexually tranmitted infection) you can get them even if you use condoms chances are low but it can still happen.

you should probably get it checked out either make an appointment with your doctor/gyno just to be on the safe side! hope this helps

Are you on the pill. Because if you are just start another pill pack on the week that you would normally start your placebo (no hormone) pills. That way you won't have your period until the end of the next pill pack.

def. not...stop waisting time asking online and go talk to ur doc about it asap

Virginity is in no way linked to menstruation. If you haven´t got your period yet at 18 you should go see a doctor.


Edit: whomever answered that before completely misunderstood the question.

Periods may be late for a few reasons even if you are a virgin. The reason virginity was mentioned in the question was because many associate a late period with pregnancy.

If you've lost or gained weight recently, this could be a reason. If it is only a few days to a week late, I wouldn't worry, but if it is really late, you need to see a doctor, because something could be really wrong.

Some women do vomit as a result of PMS, although most don't. Some women have diarrhea too, while others rarely experience any PMS symptoms. Every woman is different.

I would go to the doctors just to make sure you are perfectly fine. Some people who are heaving active in sports do lose their periods for some time, but no matter if you are active in sports or not is it better just for you and your own peace of mind to go to the doctors and rule out anything else.

A normal period will last 3-7 days hun.

Yes, this is very normal.

If you got really fat recently, or you were really fat and now you're skinny, it can make you have irregular periods.

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underweight or overweight can cause irregular periods I have irregular periods I'm underweight. If its comes up negative it means your not pregnant. wait 2 weeks after your surpose to come on and try taking a pregnancy test then. I would say at the moment go see a doctor and find out what the problem could be.