Yes, gas pains and bloating are the 2 most common side effects of the menstrual cycle. This can happen in both older women and younger women.
If you mean litterally stop and not happen, it could be 2 things. First, if you are older (35+) it could be menopause. It could also mean you are pregnant.
Have you ever thought that this could just be your menstrual cycle? Many women have a cycle of 21 days, there is nothing wrong with this. If your menstrual cycle has never been like this, it could be your body changing as your getting older and approaching he menopause. I always say if you are worried about something then go see your doctor.
Yes, what makes you think a women at 47 or older cannot get pregnant? If a women still has her monthlly menstrual cycle, then she can get pregnant..but sometimes there are complications at birth.
In most cases, it's nothing to worry about. Very few young women (and almost no teenagers) have a totally regular cycle of 28 days. Sometimes, your period will be early, sometimes it will be late. But as long as it gets there eventually, your body is functioning normally. Some women find their menstrual cycle becomes more regular as they get older. Of course, if you are in pain, if your period does not arrive at all, or if your menstrual cycle is heavier than normal, you may want to talk with your doctor about it.
Yes, it can be normal to experience brownish-red spotting around the 11th day of your cycle, as this may indicate ovulation or the end of menstrual bleeding. Brownish discharge often consists of older blood that takes longer to exit the body. However, if the spotting is unusual for you or accompanied by other symptoms, it’s advisable to consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation.
No, the number of eggs released during a woman's menstrual cycle remains relatively constant regardless of age. As women age, the quality of the eggs may decline but not necessarily the quantity released.
There really is no way to stop a period just for that reason. Of course it will eventually stop when you get older. People can also lose their period from things like chemotherapy (a cancer treatment).
It is NOT normal . I have experience, my periods USUALLY last about 17 days. the SHORTEST was 10 days. For me though, its 17 days, and its HEAVY. IT IS CALLED " menorrhagia " It's basically a reproductive disorder. BUT, as you get older, this will disappear and your cycle will be regular, you know the 5-7 day cycle kinda thing, :) - Experience.
Girls get periods to prepare their bodies to have a baby when they are older. The blood comes from inside the uterus, in which the wall of the uterus sheds a fluid containing blood that isn't needed. It is needed when you get pregnant. That's why you miss periods if you are pregnant.
Dark brown period blood can be normal, especially at the beginning or end of a menstrual cycle, as it often indicates older blood that has taken longer to exit the uterus. However, if you consistently experience only dark brown blood throughout your entire cycle without any red blood, it may be worth consulting a healthcare provider. This could indicate hormonal imbalances or other underlying issues that may need attention. Always listen to your body and seek medical advice if something feels off.
No, you do not usually get menopause at age 13. Menopause is when your menstrual cycle ends forever and that occurs between the ages of 45 and 55 give or take a few years. You can, however, get your period (the beginning of your menstrual cycle) at that age.
First, I think you mean menstrual cycle, and second, yes. Losing your virginity has nothing to do with menstruation. You may bleed when you have sex the first time, but that is not the same thing as your period. Considering how completely uninformed you seem to be, I suggest not having sex yet. Get yourself educated, maybe wait until you are a little older.