Menstruation

of course she can. its the beginning cycle so it may come & go up to a year.

When there is an egg present depeneds entierly on your menstrual cycle. Ovulation occurs before menstruation, there is no way to accurately determine when you may be ovulating without using fertility awareness method to determine exactly when it is due to happen. During a typical 28 day cycle a woman will ovulate around day 14, and be fertile up to a week before that.

I have had that too a couple times. Once, I had mine in March and I didn't get it until May. I don't know why it happens, but I would go to a doctor to see. You are not the only one who has had this.

Could be a sign of pregnancy....if body is not hydrated enough you will feel pinching/burning sensation in lower pelvic. Placenta needs lots of water!

Since you had your period last week, it is most unlikely that you are pregnant. If the bleeding seems extreme to you, check in with your doctor.

It is rare but possible, my wife missed a period and called to the doctors, the doctor told her she was 4 month pregnant or having twins, he sent her for a scan and it turned out she was 4 month pregnant even though she had 3 normal periods. 5 month later, she gave birth to a beautiful baby girl.

Yes you could be, or you might not be.

some start right away, others could start 2 months if not see your doctor!

1.Unwanted Pregnancy

2.S.T.D's

3.Losing the ability to bond.

periods could happen twice in one month, but the next month, you might miss

Seriously?? WHY would you want to?? Save it to dry off your car after you wash out menstrual blood?? Come on now!

I don't remember where i read this ( i think some website ) but i believe you can have implantation bleeding- something to do with the lining shedding.

Because you've been on BC for 2 years then I would see your Doctor & have a Quantitative beta HCG blood test performed to determine if you're pregnant or not.

menstruration cycle starts form when you see white things in your pant or brown stuff some say it is infection but my mum says that if you keep seeing the white stuff i am not really sure of what it i called that it means you are all most there in your mensturation then you start seeing spots of blood that is acually what i know.

menstruation-

Depends on how well you know your own anatomy. Squatting over a mirror and having a good look might help, as well as using a tampon that comes with a dispenser. It happens that people try to push the tampon up the urethra instead of the vagina.

as well I should mention I am a little crampy more so on the right side. Has anyone experienced this? is this implantation bleeding or is it something else?

its the bad blood which uw loose which should be sent out of the body...if this blood remains in ur body it myt occur in deseases

The "chunks" are likely normal; that's the mucus, tissue, etc. that you lose during a period. Green blood? Not so much. See a doctor or specialist for that. Anything green from the vagina is a bacterial infection. Do NOT wait to go to the Dr because bacteria can enter the uterus and the infection can make you permanently infertile.

Menarche (first period) is part of going through puberty. Menstruation only occurs when a person starts to ovulate, as menstruation occurs if an egg isn't fertilised. Puberty refers to the process of going from a child to a sexually mature adult, thus puberty has to start in order for you then to start menstruating as menstruation occurs only after you start to ovulate.

The steroid Prednisone should not effect your menstrual cycle.

You wouldn't call it normal because it could cause a severe amount of blood loss depending on how heavy your periods are but it very often occurs to most women. This is usually a course of irregular periods that could be corrected by particular medication. You can see your doctor and for advice on how to help regulate your menstruation.

You should definitely go to your doctor as soon as you can. This could be some kind of infection, like pelvic inflamatory disease, or your IUD could be causing some kind of abnormal stress/changes to your cervix. Either way, anytime something that abnormal happens, you need to go see your OBGYN.

If you're referring to menstruation, then the average menstrual bleed will last between 5-7 days. Everyone is different and sometimes menstruation can last longer than this, especially if you have irregular cycles.

No, It is not normal. I am not a doctor or a nurse. I would go see a doctor as soon as possible.