If you've menstruated before then you can determine when you're about to get your period based on your average menstrual cycle length - this is normally around 28 days but everyone is slightly different. Otherwise it's a little trickier to predict, everyone's bodies change leading up to menstruation - for example about two weeks prior to your period you will ovulate so your temperature will change and you will likely get fertile cervical mucus (an egg-white type discharge), after that you may notice your discharge thicken, changes to your mood, skin, breasts, etc. Many women don't learn to recognise these changes until they've menstruated for a while.
Everyone is used to address the living while all can be used to address anything... Like Everyone please pay attention... And These all are for sale.... You can't use Everyone in this sentence....
The 11 geological periods from Precambrian to Quaternary are :-Paleozoic Era Cambrian Period - 542 to 488.3 million years agoOrdovician Period - 488.3 to 443.7 MaSilurian Period - 443.7 to 416 MaDevonian Period - 416 to 359.2 MaCarboniferous Period - 359.2 to 299 MaPermian Period - 299 to 251 MaMesozoic Era Triassic Period - 251 to 199.6 MaJurassic Period - 199.6 to 145.5 MaCretaceous Period - 145.5 to 65.5 MaCenozoic Era Paleogene Period - 65.5 to 23.3 MaNeogene Period - 23.3 to 2.588 Ma
Yes you can get pregnant while on your period -
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Everyone but first and second period!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes EveryGirl Has To Have A Period.
if you want everyone to see you're on your period, then yeah
It's different for everyone. Usually, no one gets it before their 12 but everyone is different.
There has never been a historical period in which everyone agreed on anything. There is always some disagreement.
No! period.
march 24 but everyone is different
Everyone starts getting their period after birth control eventually.
It means your body is getting used to it and it happens to everyone you're not on your own everyone gets these pains
Steroids can make your period longer. They effect everyone in different ways. Your period can be effected even up to a month or two after the steroids.
The time that cramps start vary with everyone. Some get them days before their period while others get them the day of their period.
it can be light or heavy. everyone is different. it is perfectly fine. :)