Menstruation

not necessarily. many women are irregular in the sense of their period can be like every other month. it just depends on the type of person you are. if you just got your period for the first time and you have had for a little while then chances are you aren't. when i first had mine it was like every three months so don't stress out. but if you have had it for a while and you just recently had unprotected sex then you may, or your period can just be late in the sense of it will come like next week. so don't stress out!

This depends entierly on the woman's menstrual cycle - ovulation typically occurs two weeks BEFORE menstruation.

preggers

If you dont get youre period on youre date can u be pregnant?

I can name one of the pill. But so many other things come in picture, when you want to skip the periods. It is better to consult the family physician or the gynaecologist for the same.

Then its not a period, that's impossible to even happen.

Yehh course you can, i have before, i am going to turkey later an i am bringin some later, everyone is like no because they look like bullets and stuff, but no they dont they just x ray like any other item in your bag and then you can carry them through.

well, you might feel weak because your losing blood the more comes out the weaker you feel! hope it makes sense and it helps.

P.S.

at first it was like i was a noodle because i lost so much blood. but then i told my mom and she helped me. so tell your mom if this ever happens to you. its important that you tell. if you dont you could end up in the hospital.

Take a pregnancy test Peak fetilization is day 14 from the first day of your last period. You are in the window.

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It is not normal to have periods for over a month with clotting..this is an indication of a pathology. Seek medical advice asap

Pre-Ovulation (Day 2 -14)

The menstrual bleeding usually lasts a few days. From Day 2 on, the body is already starting to prepare itself for the next cycle. Under the influence of Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and LH (Luteinizing Hormone) from the pituitary gland, the ovarian follicle starts to manufacture and secrete estrogen. Estrogen causes the uterine lining to grow. About 15 to 20 eggs start to mature in each ovary during this period. Each egg is encased and protected in its own follicle. The follicles also produce estrogen, the hormone necessary for ovulation to eventually occur. The level of estrogen slowly rises during this period as the uterus lining thickens and starts its preparation to receive the egg if ovulation occurs. A race progresses for one follicle to become the largest. Eventually, ovulation occurs when one ovary releases an egg from the most dominant follicle.


Ovulation (Day 14-15)

Although it averages about two weeks, this race to release an egg can take anywhere from about 8 days to a month or longer to complete. The key factor that determines how long it will take before you ovulate is how soon your body reaches its estrogen threshold. The high levels of estrogen will trigger an abrupt surge of Luteinizing Hormone (LH). It's this LH surge that causes the egg to literally burst through the ovarian wall, usually within a day or so of the occurrence that we called ovulation. After ovulation, the egg tumbles out into the pelvic cavity, where it is quickly transported into the fallopian tubes. The remainder of the ruptured follicle (called the corpus luteum) recedes back to the ovary and begins an important task of secreting progesterone. Why is progesterone so important? It causes an increase in blood vessels to the uterine lining in order to provide nutrients for the fetus in case fertilization occurs. It also inhibits other eggs from developing, and causes the Basal Body Temperature (BBT) to rise about half a degree.

I would assume it is your body just getting into its normal cycle again as the discharge sounds like 'fertile' discharge and the spotting is your period breaking through. All very normal things, but if you are worried take a pregnancy test or see your doctor.

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Yes you could be pregnant. See your doctor for a blood test.

yes

i went to the doctor to get my shot for depo provera, i had been on it for more than a year and they gave me birth control pills right away. I decided i wanted to be on the pill because of weight gain and they started me on it without waiting for my period. i have been on the pill now for 8 months and i still have not gotten my period

Perhaps you should get a second opinion from another doctor. Do research on whatgynecologists are in your local area that are not only board certified but are also well known, and is recommended by fellow doctors. There was a magazine that came out where I live earlier this year that listed nothing but specialists in the local area for whatever you needed. But if one doctor can not find something, and you as a patient do not feel at ease with your lack of results. I would definitely get a second opinion from another doctor. Hope this helps.

Yes it is appropriate to have fasting blood tests during periods

For some, yes. Carry extra clothing and pads so you can do a quick change if necessary. Pay a visit to your doctor to be sure that all is well--some types of birth control pills help.

follicular phase, ovulation, luteal phase, menstruation

Yes. The patch was moderating your hormones, and removing the patch disrupted the hormone levels. One possible response of your body was a period. The other possible response was ovulation (dropping an egg - becoming fertile).

Only with the OK from the prescribing doctor.

The three-day rescission period is a legal provision that allows consumers to cancel certain types of transactions, such as home equity loans or refinancing, within three business days after signing the contract. This period provides consumers with a chance to reconsider their decision without penalty. It is designed to protect consumers from high-pressure sales tactics and ensure they fully understand the terms of the agreement. However, this right typically applies only to specific types of loans and not to all consumer transactions.

Getting your period doesn't occur if you're pregnant, not going through puberty, or in menopause.

Other potential causes: Insufficient nutrition, anorexia, over-training for athletics, excessive weight gain or loss, cysts or tumors, breastfeeding.