Menstruation

If you don't know how to use tampons it's best that you don't - learn more about tampon use, tampon risks, and the precautions you need to follow to reduce your risks. You also don't go from pads to tampons, when you use tampons you still have to use pads: before your period, on light days, overnight while sleeping, if you have a vaginal infections, and it's best to alternate with pads. Consider safer options like menstrual cups or softcups, but if still determined to use tampons then just talk to your mom and she'll help you learn more - it's your responsibility to learn correct tampon use.

Previous answer: it is the groth in the girls,it is the blood that the girls body dose not need anymore so it is given to us monthly and each month we have to suck in all the pain or we just drink pills,use tampons,and when we have this we may not paint are nails,smell ahcohol or any type of things.we must be carefull at all times,we do not wear white,skirts or we do not go to pools with it.be cause we can get blood on are close or skin.

New answer: A period happens once a month, when you first have them they can be irregular but as you get older they usually take a regular pattern. A period is when the uterus lining and a little blood flows out of the vagina. When girls are on their period they usually wear sanitary protection such as tampons or towels. Towels come in different sizes and thicknesses. On periods girls can be hormonal and sometimes have crampy feelings in the lower stomach, these are usually reffered to as period pains. Periods mean that a female can become pregnant. Hope this helps!

Its menarche you idiot!

what a noob..

just joking.LOL :)

Before modern feminine protection, pieces of ripped up fabric, cotton, or gauze was used to absorb menstrual blood.

You can track it by taking you Basal tempreture.. It is your temp first thing in the morn.. before you even get out of bed to go pee. You have to keep track of it for a few months (about 3) to track your peeks and vallies in your temp.. just before your temp goes up again is when your are about to ovulate.. you can find more info on the net about the basal temp.. they have charts you can download to to help you track it..

No; perhaps you have another infection that Metronidazole does not treat

Yes

No you should not be worried. There are many things that can cause a period to be late even if you are regular. Being stressed, worried, anxious, stuff like that can throw it off by a few days to even a week. Like if you're worried about the possibility of being pregnant, and you know you took all the right steps in preventing a pregnancy, and there were no oppsies. You're just psyching yourself out, and that stress can actually delay a period. If you don't get your period within a week of when you normally start, do take a pregnancy test or consult your doctor. Hope this helps. Best of luck :)

Unless you usually have irregular periods, it's very likely that you're pregnant.

You should use thick pads that have good absorption power. Try to get the ones with wings and that are longer than the regular ones so that they cover most of your panty. Then it will not stain your clothes.

This is called discharge and girls have it before they start their period. You can stop it coming onto your underwear by using Tampons. This will stop it getting out and making you feel uncomfortable all day.

hi i am Mursal, can i use clotrimazole vaginal tablet at the first month of pregnancy?

If u have bad menstrual cramps vomiting may occur

Yes, you can go to an amusement part while on your period - there's absolutely nothing that you can't do during your period. Just make sure you use appropriate menstrual products, and if using disposable menstrual products make sure to take spares with you so you can change while there.

I do and I get heavy discharge I use them to protect my underwear

Jam is a preservative so how it is produced will affect how long it can last for. This is true for all fruits that are made into jam, fresh will go bad long before the jam will.

you may be starting your period, which is very early at age 11, however, you should speak with a doctor to make sure everything is OK with your body.

Yes:

1. Certain hunter-gatherer belief-systems, such as the Dogon.

2. A few Christian denominations, including Russian Orthodox, some Catholics, and Christians who observe the Leviticus laws.

3. Nepali Hindus, and some Hindus in India and elsewhere.

4. Those who practice the belief-system of Bali.

5. Those who observe the belief-system of Sumba, Indonesia.

6. The Enga, Kaulong, and Sengseng cultures in New Guinea.

Women who have uterine fibroids but show no symptoms may not need any treatment. Some women with fibroids have heavy menstrual periods, and some may bleed in between periods. Medications can often offer relief from many of the symptoms of fibroids, such as pain, and can even slow or stop their growth. There are also several types of surgery that can remove the fibroids.

OR Endometriosis occurs when tissues that usually grow inside a woman's uterus grow on the outside instead. Endometriosis may cause pain before and during the first few days of the menstrual period. About 30 percent to 50 percent of women with endometriosis are infertile, making it one of the top three causes for female infertility. Women with endometriosis may also have very heavy periods.

yes,if it is more then 6 weeks along.

This won't sound right but just tense and relax it.

See your doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.

I doubt it. When you miscarry, the closts have a tiny white center. Most women don't ovulate until 12 days after their period. Plus plan B is very effective (so they say) in preventing unwanted pregnancy, but note, to them pregnancy doesn't begin at fertilization, only when the egg goes inside the uterus. So if you believe that pregnancy begins at fertilization, plan B may have ended your pregnancy. Hope this helps.

When inserting a tampon angle it towards your lower back (the top of your butt). If you can still feel it after inserting you didn't put it in far enough (almost everyone does this first time using tampons)

it takes a year to be normal so till that period u need to be healthy strickly avoid smoking and allcohol eat healthy food ,try to drink 7 to 8 glasses of water in a day