Menstruation

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A woman's period is what happens when a females uterus has one or occasionally two eggs that is not fertilized by a male in a certain amount of time. The egg must come out, so the egg comes out with a bit of blood. How you get it fertilized by a male is through sex.

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Most likely, no. You will have strange periods for the first little while. You were just taking a medical drug that basically ran your period, or gave your body a lot of help. Now your body is having to go back to working without the help of the pill, which is good! Also, the affects of the birth control pill does not leave your body as soon as your off it! If you were on it for about one year, it could take up to three months to have fully left your system. This does not mean you are not able to become pregnant! Very few woman have when coming straight off the pill, but not many.

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Luteinizing hormone (LH)

Luteinizing hormone (LH) secreted by the pituitary gland causes the mature ovarian follicle to rupture, a process called ovulation.

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It mainly comes from Mississippian period of the Paleozoic area and the tertiary period of the Cenozoic area.

well it depends if its not before 15 you SHOULD ask a doctor

In spite of its name, your periods are most irregular and you can't predict an exact date of beginning or end. If you notice an important delay in your cicle, you may want to see a doctor to make sure whether you are pregnant or to find out if there is something wrong in your body.

You can't just stop the feelings. Two things are important here. One is how you act on those feelings. The other is what you can do to change them - if you want to. If you pursue and old flame from your current (marital) relationship, you might be headed for a train wreck. No thinking person would say anything different. You already know that you will have to make some difficult decisions about whether to stay in contact, and, if so, under what conditions. You will also have to figure out what to tell your spouse. If you don't say anything and something comes up later because you simply remained in contact with the "other woman" even though it might be innocent, you're gonna be in a jam. It could get ugly in nothing flat. But you probably sense that saying anything to your partner might set something off now. It is doubtful that anyone would envy your position. Look to your heart and at what you feel and what you want. Consider who you are and how you see yourself now and in the future. As to your feelings, those things don't just disappear. They can only be displaced. They are like old computer files. They have to be written over with other data (or random bits if "wiping" the file) to get rid of them. You sense that if you continue anything but only occasional contact, the old feelings that have come back will only deepen. And they will bleed into your marriage. And displace feelings you have for your spouse. (Did you see that one coming?) You wouldn't need to appear on Springer or Dr. Phil to hear this. And you didn't need to hear it here. You already knew what your question would bring in terms of a reply. It's crunch time, compadre. The clock is ticking. The best players are on the field. You have control of the ball. What's the call? Be well, and may inspiration touch you as you search for answers.

See your doctor. Don't fool around with this problem.

your next period should be Feburay 22. its the same EVERY month. it'll always be the 22. but if its your first SOMETIMES it might take a couple months or even years to start again.

i am 13 nearly 14, i weigh 88lbs and i am 5'4''. everyone says that i am very underweight...but i say that i have a good metabolism because i eat like every other teenage girl and exercise like them too.

i think that 109lbs is an average weight for 13 year olds...if you are conscious about your weight though then go to your doctor so he/she can recommend a suitable diet for you.

one thing to remember though...don't let others influence your decision...you are who you are and you be who you be!

I am 90 lbs and I am 11. I don't think you need to be very worried at all. It depends on how tall you are. You are a healthy young girl. :)

I would recommend you perform a pregnancy test.

All women are different. Some women experience no cramps or pain and hardly no they have it. Some women have bad menstual cramps.

I missed my last depo injection last August and had my first normal period in January then nothing till 26th April and i bled constantly for 19 days i went to the doctors and i was told it was not normal and they did tests to see if i had had a misscariage which i hadn't but they gave me some pills to stop the bleeding i was told that no one else coming off depo had had this

go to your doctor immediately. that's not right or healthy.

Don't panic. There are many reasons that this could happen including hormones went out of whack this month or pregnancy. You should definitely see a doctor.

When loosing a lot of weight it got a but disrupted, that is all. Just eat so you gain the weight again and live healthy and it will come back. It's common for it to go away when you shock the body like that by gaining or loosing weight quickly.

These include amenorrhea, or the cessation of menstruation, menorrhagia, or heavy bleeding, and dysmenorrhea, or severe menstrual cramps.

One day 28 the womb lining begins to shed.

Continue through the break then break the week before you wish to start the new cycle.

Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is a rare but serious illness caused when bacteria are allowed to multiply in or near damaged tissue, certain strains of bacteria can produce TSST-1 toxins which enter the body and if the person lacks immunity it will overwhelm the immune system result in something similar to septic shock. TSS is most commonly associated with tampons as a result of a TSS outbreak in the 1980's caused by highly absorbent tampons.

The uterus is a muscle. So when you menstruate, it's contracting to push out the sloughed off uterine tissue. Even weeks after your period, you may have spotting or pain. It happens mostly in young women and may be caused by stress. If it happens more than two months in a row, you should talk to your doctor.

Your menstrual cycles synced because of coincidence - the idea that womens cycles sync up due to some mystic feature of womens bodies is nonsense. It's inevitable that at some points two women's cycles are going to overlap at some points, it's basic mathematics that's all.