Menstruation

Breasts can become tender before menstruation as a result of hormonal imbalance, higher levels of estrogen can cause the ducts of the breasts to swell and become tender. This is a common symptom of menstruation but shouldn't be considered normal, it can be reduced by regulating hormones or if it continues you should talk to your doctor about the problem.

First few days of the last two weeks are considered as danger period. You are likely to get the pregnancy at this period.

A guy can wear as many maxi pads as he wants - they serve no practical function for a guy, so it's all about his wants and comfort.

Yes, a female can have a menstrual cycle at 9 years old. The average age of menarche (first period) is 13 years old, but it is possible for females to enter puberty and start ovulating (thus menstruating) from only 9 years old.

Most women can prevent menstrual cramps with changes to lifestyle such as by having a better diet and improving attitudes towards menstruation, regulating hormones with herbal treatments can also help - it's a good idea to look into menstrual cramp treatments yourself to see what works for you. If your menstrual cramps are severe then it should be taken-up with your doctor so they can investigate in order to rule out more serious problems like Endometriosis.

Throughout your menstrual cycle hormonal changes will change your discharge. Around a week leading up to ovulation (ovulation occurs two weeks before your period) you will get fertile quality cervical mucus which is a stretchy gooey discharge like egg-whites. After ovulation your discharge can get heavier, thicker, and more lotion-like which may make you feel more 'moist'.

You have discharge throughout your entire menstrual cycle because this is how the vagina stays clean, healthy, and lubricated.

Discharge flushes out bacteria, dirt, and dead cells from the vagina, it also has an acidic pH which helps kill harmful bacteria while allowing healthy bacteria to thrive. The vaginal walls are made of mucosa which is like skin but without the top protective layer, the same tissue also makes up inside of the mouth or eyes, this tissue has to be kept moist by discharge to protect from damage or infection. Extra discharge is also produced when aroused so that if you have sex the vagina is lubricated to prevent any damage or pain during intercourse.

Discharge changes throughout your menstrual cycle, for example around 2-3 weeks before menstruation you produce fertile quality cervical mucus which is a clear stretchy mucus consistency like egg-whites, this is what helps sperm survive in the vagina and swim up through the cervix to go on to meet the egg during ovulation. After ovulation, around 2 weeks before menstruation, the discharge becomes a lot thicker and this can be an indication of when your period is due.

Beet roots are very good to be eaten during pregnancy. It contains iron and it need to be supplemented during the pregnancy.

You can ask a woman to stop flirting if she is making you feel uncomfortable - if you are in a school setting or employment setting then you can make a complaint for sexual harassment if she refuses to stop. If it is a partner who is flirting with other men then you ask her to stop and explain that this makes you feel bad. Otherwise you don't stop a woman flirting, that's her choice.

Typically menarche (first period) will start within four years of reaching puberty, when exactly depends on your body and development. Although it's important to understand thatpuberty is largely an internal change so you may not even realise when you've entered puberty.

Yes for up to a week

When you become pregnant, your menstrual cycle is delayed for next ten periods. That means you will not get menstrual bleeding till delivery.

If you have missed your period for 36 days and you feel like your stomach is full of air, you could be pregnant so it would be advisable to take a pregnancy test if you believe this could be possible. Other than that a missed period could be down to extreme weight loss or stress for example. Meanwhile your stomach being full of air could be trapped wind.

Yes, a woman can have a colonoscopy during her period. However if the women is prone to menstrual cramps it is something that she may want to avoid because the same hormone-like chemicals responsible for menstrual cramps can effect the colon and bowels. Women often experience cramping and diarrhea during menstruation, so a colonoscopy may not be comfortable.

The average age of menarche (first period) is 13 years old, however anything between 10-16 is considered normal. In rare cases girls can start menstruation far earlier, the worlds youngest ever recorded mother for example reached menarche at just 2 years old.

It depends on why you are spotting between periods. If you're in your teens hormonal imbalance is the most likely culprit, in fact at any age hormonal imbalance is the likely problem - you should talk to your doctor about investigating the cause and look into treatment options. Sometimes spotting can be a result of an STI so if you are sexually active make sure you're up to date with screenings.

What does it mean when you have colts with your period

No, taking a bath in salt doesn'tmake your period come faster. Your period starts exactly when it is due in relation to your menstrual cycle, you cannot speed-up your menstrual cycle or skip phases of your menstrual cycle to get your period to start sooner than it's due. Having a bath can help induce your period if it is late due to heat and relaxation, but not sooner.

i have also grown....I don't think its really true that we don't grow...

Dont worry its nothing bad, you are just having your period near your tonsils. You will see it gone after you start peeing blood and things coming out of your rectum.

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The absence of painful menstrual flow is just normal menstruation - menstrual cramps are common but not a normal part of healthy menstruation at all. If you're missing your period all together then there can be a number of reasons, if you go more than 3 months without a period see your doctor.

It doesn't mean anything - unless you use fertility awareness method you cannot know for certain when your period is due, you can oly predict when your period is due based on past cycles. Anything up to a weeks variation from your average menstrual cycle length is considered totally normal. As long as there's no risk of pregnancy there's no reason to worry about a few days 'late' from when you were expecting your period - if there is a risk of pregnancy then take a pregnancy test to put your mind at ease.

You mean to get periods after the delivery. It may take three to six or more months. But you should beware of the unwanted pregnancy. It is more common than you expect.

Once you become pregnant your periods will stop until after you have given birth.