Can you die from bleeding to much during your period?

Answer 1

It truely actually is really normal so just come down and relax drink a lot of water and milk so you won't be frustrated and mad and grumpy the reason I know this is because my mom told me and I'm going through this now and it really lame

Answer 2

No, you can not.

yes, you can. most commonly after giving birth or miscarriage. part of the plecenta can become stuck to the uterine wall causing bleeding. If the placenta is not removed or the doctor doesn't realize that some of the placenta was still inside the uterous than you can hemorage until you die. doctors advise that if you fill a maxi pad up in less than an hour then you need to go to the emergency room. that is a sign of hemoraging.

Answer 3

It would be possible for someone to die from bleeding too much during menstruation, but this is rare given medical intervention. Menstrual flow is largely the uterine lining that was built-up during your menstrual cycle, but if blood doesn't clot correctly bleeding can continue, also there are records of women experiencing severe vaginal tearing from tampons (Rely in the 1980's, the tampons also linked to TSS, cause severe vaginal hemorrhage as they were so rough and drying) so in theory some women may have died from this. Consider too in less economically developed countries women may not have access to medical care and may use unsafe things as tampons, thus bigger risks.

Answer 4

Yes you can bleed to much on your period but if it is really really bad and won't go away you should see a doctor.

Answer 5

if i am two days late on my period and having lower Back pain and hurting in my left side could i be pregant

Answer 6

See the doctor its serious!! Your pregnant!!

Answer 7

no.

Answer 8

Yes