Menstruation

I think it does, because ive been taking it for almost two weeks and my period stopped.

yes

Yes, it can.

I dated a girl who had a month-late period at least three times during our relationship, due to stress.

You can get pregnant any time you have sex - it doesn't matter if your boyfriend cleans after ejaculation, cleaning doesn't prevent unintended pregnancy. If you are not using birth control then pregnancy is a possibility whenever you have sex.

There could be several reasons.

You may be male.

You may be too young.

You may be pregnant.

You may be too old.

You may be ill.

Usually no, sometimes you may experience a side effect from taking the pill which is called breakthrough bleeding. Breakthrough bleeding is a nuisance that can last up to a week, which in sense makes you think it is a regular period but actually its not. Most likely you started breakthrough bleeding during your last week of active pills and then you started your "real period" during the placebo week. If breakthrough bleeding still occurs after 3 months, it is recommended that you consult your physician, this may mean you need a higher dosage of birth control.

Dis-charge,mood swings,hormones kick in and spots! Always be prepared,it can come anyday!

No. It's progestogen only and you take it every day. There is a higher failure rate for this than for the combined pill but you can make it much safer by always using condoms or a cap (vimule) or diaphragm as well.

Those are definitely signs of getting your period, but you might have such signs for quite a while before your period starts. It just depends on your body. I personally had cramps and all those signs once a month for a few months before the bleeding actually started. Good luck!

Irregular menstrual period means a period which is not a set number of days, it may be only a couple of days one cycle and then weeks the next. Irregular menstrual periods can also see irregular flow patterns so light then heavy one cycle, heavy all the way through the period of the next cycle.

Women stop having periods when they enter menopause. Some begin menopause in their 40's while others in their 50's. Early onset menopause (rare) can happen at any age but mostly in the late 20s early 30s. When perimenopause begins the cycle become irregular and several months may go by before there is another period. Finally, there is one last period and there is no more.

no it takes at least 4 days for body to show if pregnant or not

The obvious answer; having sex which caused a pregnancy. Plus many other life events: BCPs, stress, dieting, change in your exercise routine, illness, weight loss.

the spotting lasts for how many pills you didnt take so in your case its 7 days

It is highly possible that your veins will show. Before your period, hormones cause your breasts to swell which can lead to more pronounced veins.

polymenorrhea

You shouldn't be taking birth control if you're not prescribed it. Birth control pills don't stop periods, they stop pregnancy.

yes you can use co-codamal but it short-term

To initially stop having "blue balls", you have to ejaculate but if you don't your balls will pressure up and cause pain.. Once you mature or have gotten blue balls a couple of times it will start to stop. If your looking for a cure to blue balls try either sleeping it off or jacking off.

The question is pretty vague. The answer to the question as asked is certainly "yes". That's not as helpful as it could be; you might want to go into more detail as to precisely what sort of "problems" you're talking about.

(Unwanted pregnancy, for example, is one "problem" that will delay menstruation for several months.)

You can't do anything with a girls vagina unless you are the girl who owns the vagina! When it comes to women's vagina's you can do whatever the woman allows you to do, and nothing more.

Yes

Birth Control Pills are 99% effective when used as directed, missing pills without back up protection makes them much less effective -

If your period is 7 days late I would recommend a pregnancy test and a more effective form of birth control.

You can start your birth control the Sunday after your period.

Levels of progesterone and estrogen