Menstruation

No... if you see a blood stain or something of blood on your undies then that is when you know you have had your period....

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It doesn't mean anything. Periods will always be irregular.

I don't believe that travel effects you at all apart from a change of lifestyle (ie you are probably eating different foods while away) and this could upset your cycle. You may've experienced tummy upsets and such. The other chance is that if you are taking birth control pills, a different timezone can throw you off and it could mean you miss or delay a pill giving conception a chance.

It's quite common. Brown is dead blood. Red of course is fresh. You could be tensed up from many thinks in your life and your muscles constrict. When you relax the dead blood will simply leave your body and that's why you are seeing the brownish mucus.

Neither, about a week after your period ends is normal.

this depends on the type of pregnancy test you are using. you need to check the labels, some only show up after 3weeks of pregnancy. also although it is a big deal to be pregnant, you dont have to rush, you have until 3 months to get an abortion.

exercise for 3 hours everyday none stop, eat apples as much as u want .. and water this is ur diet
forget everything else, and YES IT WORKS !!

Continue taking pills on schedule. This is not unusual with modern birth control pills, which usually contain lower levels of hormones, especially when first starting a new regimen of pills.

It may take 2 to 3 months for your cycle to become regulated on the pill.

If you continue to experience problems such as breakthrough bleeding or spotting, consult your OB/GYN or physician.

The 'chunks' that you see in menstrual flow are primarily larger pieces of the uterine lining. You may also see cervical mucus mixed with blood which can be quite thick and lumpy looking in your flow.

No sex wont make it worse but you need to be checked out and maybe get on the pill since that will make you bleed once a month.

If you feel like vomiting after the last day of you period, you may just have a virus. There should be no reason to vomit just over your period.

Yes, if you start the patch late, your period is likely to be later than you expected. Be sure to take a pregnancy test if you had sex without a condom during that two week delay or the week after.

What you describe is perfectly normal and nothing to worry about. If you have irregular cycles you may have a lot of irregular bleeding, this may be a short period or the start of your period, but it may also be mid-cycle spotting as a result of hormonal changes around ovulation. If you see bleeding over the next few days this is most likely menstruation, otherwise most likely mid-cycle spotting.

I'm not sure what you mean asking if it 'gets to them'. Most women menstruate, this is a normal occurrence so no reason for it to bother other women when you menstruate.

The most absorbent pads are normally overnight pads, rather than maxi pads. Disposable pads will only hold up to 15ml, you might want to consider cloth pads which can come in higher absorbencies and have other benefits.

Give them an answer to shut them up, if they can be that nasty then there not true friends anyway! there is nothing wrong with being a late starter

An oral contraceptive (birth control) can do wonders in regulating a menstrual cycle.

yes

After having a baby, it takes the whole body a while to get back to normal again. Your periods will still probably be strange for a while yet. However, make sure you use birth control if you have sex, as you are very fertile after having a baby

yes only because you are different lol

You can't really say because everybody is different. But it's usually the first 6 months that will be the most irregular.

I don't think there is anything to prevent your period although they do have the birth control pill that makes you have only four periods a year and if you are going on the shot I know you have to wait until you get your period and once they give you your shot the blood flow usually goes away within a couple of hours! If none of this is a possibility for you theres always the shower or hot tub!!! GOOD LUCK!!!

It shouldn't, but whatever ailment you are taking it for might cause delay. If you need penicillin, your body has an infection somewhere and your cycle could come late or early.

If you're asking what the definition of hymenotomy is, it literally means "to cut into the hymen."

Some hymens are delicate and will break (with a variable amount of pain) during sports or other strenuous physical activity, or when inserting a tampon. Some do not break until their owner's first experience of penetrative vaginal intercourse or sex toy usage.

However, some are too thick to break easily or at all, and some heal whenever stretched or torn. This problem can be addressed by the surgical procedure of hymenotomy. While a hymenotomy consists of making incisions in the hymen tissue to widen its aperture, a similar procedure called a hymenectomy is a complete removal of the hymen.

In effect, there is little difference between the two procedures--the recovery process is the same, with the exception of the fact that stitches (absorbable sutures) are required by a hymenectomy and not by a hymenotomy. Undergoers of either procedure tend to report improved comfort with inserting tampons or otherwise penetrating their vagina.