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Menstruation
Menstruation is the routine discharge, or release, of blood and mucosal tissue from the uterus. This process occurs about once a month from the time a female reaches puberty until menopause. During pregnancy, the monthly menstrual cycle is absent while the womb nourishes the growing fetus.
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the best choice is to consult a doctor,and don't do it again loserr,
and if you did that then your a gaywad
What is a simple topic from the 1920's to write a research paper on?
As an alternative why not write a simple research paper on a complex topic. If you choose a simple topic you can soon run out of material. With a complex one there is lots of material but you only go into as much detail as required. I think you would find this easier.
How about the differences between the views of the then existing political parties. Plenty of material and people to choose from.
well pads are like thick cloth so when u were it it feels funny and when u sit down for a while than get up its stuck to ur but and sence u have to put the pad in ur underwear ur pants stick to u to so everybody nos ur on ur period....
and tampons personly i wouldn't no but sum of my friends us them and u just stick it up there so nobody nos if ur on ur period or not
if i were u i would choose tampons there better so ive heard
Why not to wear tampon when your not on?
As well as putting yourself at risk unnecessarily, it's dangerous.
Tampons dry-out vaginal tissues causing splitting and ulceration, this can allow bacterial toxins responsible for Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) into your bloodstream - using tampons when not menstruating, using too high an absorbency, using tampons without sufficient flow, and using rayon tampons all increases damage to vaginal tissues so in turn increases TSS risks.
Using tampons when not menstruating is also uncomfortable, dryness of the tampon and drying out vaginal walls, there's no reason to use tampons when not menstruating and it'll just be uncomfortable.
Had your period but it was very light now im having stomach pains and tenderness round your breast?
it does not mean your pregnant. It could mean that youcould have a ovairan cyst which can sometimes cause pregnancy symptoms or you could be growing. if you feel that you might be take a home pregnancy test or contact your doctor right away
No you should wait and ask your doctor
The first women arrived in James town in 1619. There was a raw society as there were outnumbered by men. Free women were able to enjoy many more business and agricultural opportunities. They lived a rigorous lifestyle with social advantages because there were so few of them. Women were busy in daily traditional roles as they worked in the house, farm, cared for their children, and made clothes from scratch. Aside from these roles midwifery was their main jobs. She-merchants had access to the court system in America and could run their husbands' errands.
African women had domestic positions, and many of them were slaves who lived in the homes of their mistress' or masters. They would work routinely throughout the day tending their own gardens, rice, and indigo crops. They also sewed their own clothes for themselves and for their families and cared for children. Young women would even begin working part-time beginning at the age of seven or eight and working full-time at the age of thirteen.
Is it normal to bleed a lot even when you don't have your period in another two weeks?
No, it's not, unless you miscalculated the arrival of your period. See a doctor.
When a woman stops taking the pill, her period normally returns to its previous pattern after one or two months.
Every women's body is different and having a period for only one day is possible. If you had 2 negative tests then wait until the next month to see if you start your period on time, if not go to the doctor.
Lower abdominal pain is not normally a sign of pregnancy, neither is having a period (even a short one.) Some women do pass blood early in pregnancy, but it is usually due to complications.
Some early signs of pregnancy are:
Tender or swollen breasts
Nausea
Frequent urination
Fatigue
But the best way to know is first try taking a home pregnancy test, and if you are still unsure see your doctor, he or she will most likely give you a urine test and a blood test. Hope this helped!
Why does a horse wear a gel pad?
For it's back. it's spreads out the pressure, so when the horse has a back problem you don't put so much pressure on it. Oh: and it's a shock absorber. Think about it: it you wear a gel pad in your shoe the pressure will also be spread on the lenght of your foot, and so there will be much less pressure on the ground.
Why are there only a few days in each menstrual cycle when fertilization is likely to occur?
This is simply how the menstrual cycle/reproductive cycle works.
A woman will only ovulate once per cycle due to the series of events during her cycle that have to occur to allow the egg cells in the ovary to mature. Cervical mucus serves to prevent harmful organisms such as sperm and bacteria getting into the uterus where it could cause infection or damage, by only having the cervical mucus allow sperm to pass through the cervix around ovulation it prevents any harm coming to the woman's reproductive organs.
If you recently started your period 6 months ago but havnt been on for 3 months and im not pregnant?
There is nothing wrong and you are not pregnant (if you have not been having intercourse). It is common for a female to not have regular periods until she is older. It may take a while before your period regulates and you have them monthly. Some girls will have one or two periods and not have a period for a year after they start their period.
How can you tell your getting your first period?
There really isn't any official way. I'm sorry :p
I guess the white vaginal discharge or tender breasts.
How many weeks can I be if I'm a week late on period?
If you ovulate around day 14 and have regular periods, by LMP (last menstrual period) you would be 5 weeks - the actual age of the embryo would be 3 weeks.
Ever since I got my period I have been feeling really weird?
So, I got my period when I was 13(I am 16 now). And I remember days before I got it, I started feeling really tired and dizzy. It was like I could go to bed and just sleep and sleep and sleep. I felt like all of my energy was gone. I then when I ate, I felt full maybe after two bites of a piece of bread, and other times I could just eat without ever feeling full. Also I feel really scared and nervous a lot of days, and it stops me from doing a lot of things I want to do. My period is still irregular, it comes about every fourth month. I went to several doctors, and they either said I had low blood sugar or something like that, or that I had some wierd Chinese sickness called chiao yang syndrome, or else they said I had to take pills to make my period regular. I took pills for everything, exept the pills that make my period regular. Well I did, but not more than two months or something. But besides that, the doctors says that I am healthy. I don't know what to do, cause I feel so tired and dizzy all the time but everyone keeps on saying that nothings wrong. I'm sick of dealing with it. Sometimes I think that maybe its just a period of time in your life that passes again, but its so frustrating. Please help.
Answer:
I've had a similar problem so I'll tell you what I know from experience. Producing the extra blood to create the uterine lining (your period) can cause your body's haemoglobin level to drop. The change isn't that big on paper and a lot of women don't even notice it, but if your haemoglobin level is naturally low you might start to feel anaemic around the time of your period. I can usually manage this by eating more of the right things at the right time but if your symptoms are particularly bad you might want to start taking iron supplements (I'd get your levels checked first, I could easily be wrong). As for your irregularity no-one can help with that but your doctor.
If this turns out to be the case then it's not really a risk to your overall health - I can even give blood on a good day! :)
I haven't actually got mine yet (i'm 12) but i know a couple.
One of my friends was going out to the movies with her Boyfriend, and she was wearing these really cute, white shorts. After the movie she had noticed that her BF was acting strangely, and embarrassed and she couldn't work out why. Later that night when she got home, she noticed that she had got her period and she had leaked through her white shorts! How embarrassing.
Resistance-training periods should last no more than?
Resistance-training periods should generally last no more than 60 to 90 minutes to optimize performance and reduce the risk of fatigue and injury. After this duration, muscle fatigue can compromise form and effectiveness, potentially leading to overtraining. Additionally, longer sessions may diminish the intensity and focus needed for effective workouts. It's essential to listen to your body and allow adequate recovery between sessions.
The two reasons you take your first short during your period are that you know you are not pregnant, and the shot prevents you ovulating in your next cycle. The shot can be given later but you should then use a barrier method of contraception for 7 days. This should all have been explained to you by the person giving you the shot. It appears you did not have sex after your period so you were not pregnant but as you had the shot so late in your cycle you would probably have ovulated. You then went on to have sex. YOu would have been unprotected by the shot as your own hormones would have been already activated. The problem is also that while on the shot many women do not have periods so if you do not have your next period it may be because of the shot, or you may indeed be pregnant. All I can suggest is that if you don't have a period when it is due that you wait a week or so and take a pregnancy test. You cannot rely on other signs that you are pregnant as the effects of the shot often mimic those also. Good luck
