Menstruation

If you are talking about the pill, yes. The pill does play with a womans hormaones like crazy and depending on how long you've been taking it, you can go through a lot of problems coming off it. Nothing to worry about, just annoying things.

Brown just means it is old blood, rather than fresh. A spotty, brown discharge during your period is a sign of an irregular period, and isn't necessarily abnormal. Many women experience it at least once in their lives, or even on a recurring basis. You can talk to your doc if you think there might be something wrong, or if you have abnormal pain.

You carry a purse with a number of pads in it. When you have your period you tend to gain weight, and be just a little bit pudgier, but don't worry it's normal, and all it takes is eating healthy and doing light exercises. Also when you go to school don't were tight jeans, or eally any tight clothing. It can make you uncomfortable, and probably cause cramps. Also don't wear where white underpants,(you know just in case). Wear your most comfortable clothes. If you're prone to having a lot of cramps, then tell your school nurse, and mom, so you'll be allowed to have advil, and relief medicine for cramps at school And most middle schools have sanitary disposal cases in the bathroom stalls for your period. Really periods can be alright in middle school, and the more you realize it you'll see you're not the only one.

Actually having the period is typically 3-7 days depending on the person. A woman generally will stop having her period all together around age 48-52 and enter into menopause.

I think u r pregnant...congratulations

Menstrual cycles can also be irregular for girls early in puberty

Stress can also mess with your menstrual cycle

... but if you have had sex, pregnancy is the most likely reason.

Can also be called a Decade.

Yes they do. Because bears are attracted to the smell of blood. Although, there is something wrong about your question. BEARS is not spelled BEAR'S.

No, that is an old-wive's tale. Not true at all.

No, however some of us are capable of ejaculation (just minus the sperm).

They start heat for a week, then they bleed for about a week,then they want to breed for a week so all together around 3 weeks.

the dogs reproductive cycle breaks down into four parts proestrus, estrus,diestrus, and anestrus. proestrus last about 9 days and is characterized by an attractiveness to male dogs but will not allow mating. the vulva may also appear red and swollen and may bleed. estrus is the period in which a femal dog will allow mating the vulvular swelling may decrease slightly and the bloody discharge may become yellow.this should also last about 9 days. this is the actual ovulation part of the cycle the dog will expirence a spike in certain hormone which will signal the release of eggs which will take 2-4 days to mature once relased. the period of fertility if 4 to 8 days after the lh hormone spike which can be determined by your veterinarian. the next phase is diestrus can last up to 57 days and is signified by an increase in progerstrone this will be the pregnancy if the dog is sucessfully bred. . after diestrus the dog will enter anestrous for a period of 90 to 150 days singnified by a reduction in hormones until the process starts again. the first to phases are the visible ones refered to as heat.

Yes, they certainly do.

only people have a menstrual cycle but mammals have something called Estrous cycle and there is sometimes bloody discharge. fish are not mammals and they don't have it.

No. Only humans and closely related species such as chimpanzees have a period or menstrual cycle. Other mammals that have a placenta have a similar oestrous cycle, where the lining of the uterus is built up in case of pregnancy over a specific time cycle, but they don't shed the lining of the uterus as blood in the way humans do, they simply reabsorb the unused uterus.

Kittens do not get 'periods', but can become sexually mature from 4 months (normal age 6-9 months). It is therefore important that you do not allow immature female cats out, and always get them spayed at an age the vet advises (usually 6 months). If they become pregnant when young it can be very dangerous, as they are not fully developed and the kittens may be too large to fit through the pelvis (this can be fatal).

Always ask your vet for advice!

They rounded sticks and stuck it in sort of like a tampon- they would wrap up freshly ripened leaves around the stick to provide a more comfortable feeling. If this was not a preffered method, they would use animal skins and strap it on using tree sap.

geese bite to keep babys safe also if they feel threatend

(Addition) you've also got to look at the way geese normally behave amongst themselves. Not all bites are intended as an attack. Geese have no hands, and therefore often have to use their mouths the way we use our hands. there are "friendship" nips among geese, and sometimes these geese will give you a playful little nip as well, out of friendship.

Ask youself if the bite really hurt. If a goose wants to hurt you by biting you, it surely can and it will be very painfull. If on the other hand the bite didn't hurt, (perhaps it just startled you) then I assure you that the bite is not intended to hurt.

* the period blood its self should smell sweetish but then the vaginal area shouldn't smell fishy, unless you have a low level of hygiene in that area. Try to keep clean down there and it should be ok, if there is anything you are worried about, it is best to go see your gp, although it seems embarrasing, all doctors have seen allsorts before so you won't shock them.

No, rabbits don't menstruate or bleed when they're in heat. There's no healthy reason for a rabbit to bleed! If a rabbit is bleeding from its genitals, it could have an infection, or an injury, or perhaps a tumour, or maybe something else -- the point is: something is very wrong! If your rabbit is bleeding from the genitals, it needs attention from a vet with experience and knowledge in rabbits as soon as possible.

Rabbit urine can sometimes look red for healthy reasons, and it doesn't mean there's any blood. The vet can tell you whether your rabbit's urine is bloody or not. Another way to tell is to put an old white towel where the rabbit pees: after it pees on the towel, look at it closely. If the red colour is all over where the wetness is, that's not blood, it's just pee; but if the redness occurs as blotches in the wetness, and some of the wetness isn't read at all, that could indicate blood and a serious problem!

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the normal case is two times a year. It can takes 18 days.. A long time ;) My new dog has her first menstruation now- she has it 14 days and no end to see.. Our neighbour dogs love my little baby. So I can´t let her out..

Bears are not attracted to periods.

The length of a female dog's heat varies, but is generally around three weeks. She is not receptive to mating during the first week or so, which is usually when the most spotting of blood occurs. Males will show interest in her throughout her heat, both when she is receptive and not.

Did you mean Menstrual Period?

Average flow: 1-7 days (ranges from 1-9 days --still normaL) 4 phases of Menstrual Cycle:

1. Menstrual Phase

2. Ploriferative Phase

3. Secretory Phase

4. Ischemic Phase

I do not think most mammals have eyelashes.