yes it can take 6 months to normalize your flow and 3 years to get pregnant. so relax and good luck Joymaker rn
If you havent had your period in 7 months you probably need to go to the doctor, that is not normal.
When you're on birth control, that small amount of blood counts as a period. If you are at risk for sexually transmissible infections, then get screened at your health care provider.
yes i have been having side effects for 6 months constant bleeding
it is totally normal!im 13 and i started when i was 11 and i missed 5 months it is just happening because your body is under alot of pressure and your cycle isn't used to going every month, wait it out. i was on birth control for hormone inbalance and i had a period continually for 4 months. we though i had cancer but i would out that its normal it just isn't used to all these new changes. hope this helps.
It is possible if you have not started your period yet, you may be fixing to start soon.
Yes quite normal, I have two daughters one started when she was 11 and the other only started at 17.
after having my daugther in may i havent got my period and its been 4 months is that normal i took test and it came out negative?
its your period mosty likely. if you havent started it yet, you have. if you have, its normal
If you just started taking birth control your periods are going to be irregular for the first few months. But it is possible to still get pregnant on the pill.
If you havent had your period in 7 months you probably need to go to the doctor, that is not normal.
Yes, but you might be pregnant again.
Yes, it happens to people who swim for no logical reason at all.
Yess. Periods at first are not normal. When I first started I would have one every three months. Relax.
I havent either. But are you sexually active? Because if so, then there is a good chance you could be pregnant. But my doctor said that its totally normal to miss your period on the first sugar pill you take. Good luck
if you are just started to get your period yes it is normal to be irregular. but if you have been having your period this is not normal at all.
Women produce fluids in the vagina for lubrication or cleaning, etc. It's perfectly normal.
It can take up to a year for your body to get back to normal once you stop getting the shot.