Menstruation

If you had your period 2 weeks ago then that was your fist time. In the beginning it can be irregular and it can take up to 2 years until it is regular.

If you are male, you are starting puberty, growing up and it is semen or seminal fluid, you may not have sperm quite yet. It's normal and nothing to worry about. It is just your body releasing it because you haven't started masturbating yet.

Female, is probably your ovulation starting which makes the discharge thicker and it will soon be followed by menstruation. This is normal and a part of growing up to be a woman. Tell your mom so she knows and can have pads at home. If you already have your period and the discharge smells bad it may be a yeast infection or similar, nothing too serious and just tell her.

The yellow discharge is a sign of infection; you need to see a doctor.

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Autism is a Communication/Social neurological disorder!! OF COURSE they have periods!! Love these people, they are humans too!!

Asprin is used to treat moderate pain inflamations. Some times it can be used to prevent heart attack . So asprin won't increase menstrual blood flow

Gonorrhea is an infection in the urinary tract caused by touching someone else that already has it with your sex organs. It can damage your urinary tract if not treated with an antibiotic.

Menstruation is part of the menstrual cycle, a process involving ovulation and if conception doesn't occur the uterine lining is shed (menstruation) in preparation for the possibility of conception during the next cycle. Menopause is the process where you come to the end of your reproductive years, it's when ovulation starts to slow down.

Cramps, bloating, mood swings, and the usual sight of blood

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You don't. Green tea will not start you on your period. Hormones do. Ask your mom when she got her first period and most likely that's about the time you will. Don't be in such a hurry because you will have a period for at least 50 years. Your first year of period is also a time that will be off and on. It takes your hormones time to settle down so some months you will have a heavy period and other months nothing much. You may also skip a month. Same thing happens when you go into menopause.

I can think of a couple reasons why you are feeling this way. First, you may simply be having a more severe menstruation than normal. If this is the case, your period should end after the typical number of days and you should go back to normal.

Second, you could be miscarrying a very early term pregnancy. However, if you have not had sex since your last normal period, this isn't what's happening. If you have had sex since your last normal period, you may want to make an appointment with your doctor to see what's going on.

Third, you may be starting to have symptoms of endometriosis. This is a condition in which the lining tissue of the uterus gets seeded in the abdomen and goes through a bleeding/shedding cycle within your abdomen. It can be excruciatingly painful and can have significant effects on your future fertility.

Fourth, you may have a viral infection on top of your period - always not fun. Therefore, in addition to the normal "period unhappiness" (bloating, cramping, hot/cold flashes, headache, mood swings, etc.), you may also be experiencing influenza or the common cold (headaches, muscle aches, nausea, diarrhea, lethargy, runny nose, etc).

Depending upon how rotten exactly you feel, and what other symptoms you may be experiencing, you may want to see a doctor and make sure nothing serious is going on.

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Yes, some women have cramps more severely than others. It's often recommended to use menstrual medication such as Midol to help with all the symptoms of your period.

I had the same thing happen to me and I was pregnant. I would take a test to make sure. You should not be treated for a yeast infection until you are 12 weeks along. I had to live with it for that long and then I could treat it.

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It's possible you have a urinary tract infection, and not your period. Right answer,and if you have pain,burning and a twitchy feeling in your urethra [wherethe urine comes out, the infection could go to you kidneys and you'll have a real problem.Do you have afever or abdominal pain? Go to doctor ASAP.

the EDD is the estimated date of delivery, with both of my children the edd was not correct. my first was born a week after the edd which was the date of conception plus 40 weeks. my second was born 10 days prior to the edd but i also had 4 different edd.

Estimated Date of Delivery is just that, Estimated. A baby can be born from 3 weeks before up to 2 weeks after with no problems.

With my first, his scan EDD was 10 days later than my period EDD and he was born on the scan EDD.

Second time around (twins) the scan and period EDD were the same but I was induced 4 weeks before with pre-eclampsia.

The only EDD that is accurate from an ultrasound is one done in the first trimester. The earlier the ultrasound is performed, the better. We measure what is known as the crown-rump length (the measurement from the top of the head to the baby's backside), and this measurement is the most accurate in predicting an EDD. First trimester ultrasounds are typically accurate within a week of how far along a baby actually is. Second trimester ultrasounds are up to two weeks off; and third trimester ones are up to three weeks off. What we are measuring, though, is how far along the baby really is--not when the baby will be born. As someone else mentioned, a due date is only an estimate--and only 5% of women actually deliver on their due date.

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Either pregnancy, hormone imbalance, or a light period.

The day you first start the light bleeding. Because you don't bleed for 2 days after the light bleeding, then don't count these days as your period. But its still day 1 of your period.

You started your period early because you missed your pills. Remember, if you miss pills you are not protected, use a back-up metnod of contraception for this cycle, such as condoms.

Often a woman will have a light period if she has either too much or too little body fat. If that's not the problem, check with your doctor.

You are at day 18 of your cycle, which means you are probably ovulating, and having ovulation spotting, which can happen to some women. Your period should still show up on time, but if its 4 days later than your longest period, consider a pregnancy test or seeing a doctor. But this is totally normal, so don't worry.

No, sex cannot push back your period - think about this for a moment, if sex could effect your menstrual cycle how would anyone ever get pregnant? Your period is determined by your menstrual cycle, sex doesn't effect this unless you happen to get pregnant.