Menstruation

It depends. It could mean you are pregnant. It could also mean that you are under some sort of stress, such as illness, that has delayed your period. It could also be that you are a teenager and your cycles have not become completely regulated yet.

Firstly, if you've experienced a still birth let me say I'm sorry for your loss.

After any pregnancy it can take up to a year for your body to regulate and for you to experience regular cycles again, but you should see a period again within 3 months. If you don't see your period or experience any unusual symptoms such as irregular bleeding then talk to your doctor.

A good period tracker for tweens would be a small personal calendar that can be slipped in a purse. There are different apps for your phone that will have period trackers also.

ok well like um... you will know when you start getting a back ache,your stomache strts to feel really hungry ,when your not,and you will get really tired...you will notice when you have blood in your underwear!!!i know girls it is ok!

First, you need to calm down a little. This is not an emergency by any means. If you are stressing this bad over it, you might actually be causing your body to delay having a period. It would really depend on why the doctor prescribed you the duphaston. If he was just trying to kickstart your periods, he needs to know it didn't work. I'm sure you have a follow up appointment, but if not, one needs to be made. If the duphaston didn't work, he may need to draw blood to check hormone levels or do a sonogram to make sure there are not any cysts or blockages or anything. That is if there is even a reason for concern. Some girls just do not get their periods until later in their teens.

There are plenty of places online to find a menstrual cycle calculator. Tampax has a very nice menstrual cycle calculator. It is simple and easy to use.

Menstruation

A menstrual cup collects menstrual fluid, instead of absorbing it like a tampon, and is cleaned and reused, with the cup able to last as long as ten years. Menstrual cups have been shown to leak less on average, and they are very comfortable to wear.

A typical menstrual cycle lasts between three and five days, however the time period between two and seven days is typical as well. If a woman experiences a menstrual cycle lasting more than seven days, then she should seek medical attention.

You can use a medication from your doctor called Norethisterone.

Norethisterone is essentially a progesterone pill so it stops the drop i progesterone that would normally trigger menstruation. You start taking it three times per day from three days before your period is due to start, and continue taking it until you're ready for your period to start. It can cause heavier bleeding or cramping but typically your periods will continue as normal.

A sanitary belt is a way of wearing a sanitary pad - these were commonly used before the invention of disposable sanitary pads with sticky backing that stick straight into your underwear, although many women today still use sanitary belts. You can buy both disposable sanitary belt pads like Dr. Whites or cloth sanitary belt pads like Reddy's.

Essentially the easiest way of wearing them is to first try on the belt and adjust to suit your body so that it sits comfortably around your waste and under your clothing, then take off the belt and attach the pad. Once the pad is attached then you step into the belt just like you would when putting on underwear.

During the day if you need to change the pad it can be a little more awkward, you remove the soiled pad and then have to reattach a new pad - this can be tricky while still wearing the pad but the best way to do this is to attach the pad at the back of the belt first, then pass between your legs and attach at the front.

The number of days that a heat stroke can last will depend on the age and condition of the person. On average, this period of time is between 1 and 3 days.

You are not supposed to take any drug for the delayed menstruation. Your gynaecologist will rule out the pregnancy. Then only she will prescribe some tablets to you.

Yes, that's normal - the average age of menarche (first period) is 13 years old, but anything between 8 years old and 18 years old is considered normal. In fact more girls are reaching menarche from earlier ages these days due to environmental factors.

No. But other foods like hot cheetos is bad to eat when you are on your period.

No, a woman cannot get pregnant from a toilet brush.

Pregnancy can only occur when an egg joins with sperm.

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Anything that causes ill-health or stress around the time of ovulation will delay ovulation, and thus in turn delay menstruation - this also includes being under-weight or radical weight changes that may result in the body thinking you are starving, it will put-off ovulation to prevent pregnancy at a time when you may not be able to support pregnancy. You may also have irregular cycles due to hormonal changes, especially common in teens or going into menopause. Pregnancy is also a possibility if you're sexually active.

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Hormonal birth control works by suppressing your menstrual cycles, so you don't ovulate and thus in turn you don't menstruate (the bleeding you get on the pill is a withdrawal bleed caused by the drop in synthetic hormones when going from active to inactive pills). It's normal to have irregular bleeding for the first three months on any new hormonal birth control while your body adjusts to this change. If this is occurring past three months then you need to ask to switch.

This combination of two drugs will not help you for delayed menstruation. It is good as an analgesic only.

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Perhaps. Some women do have a heavy flow.