At the end of each period is a noble element. It is non-reactive.
A noble gas. see www.education.jlab.org/qa/krypton.html
Argon, in group 18, period 3, is a noble gas.
You will know! Trust me! If you have cramps and backaches this can be a sign. It's not always the case though. If you have itching in your female area this can also be a sign. But again, not always the case. Also if your breasts swell, this can also be a sign. Always keep some pads. Pads are better than Tampons in my opinion.
Yes, it's normal to have vaginal discharge but not your period. Discharge starts as you enter puberty and continues throughout your life, typically menarche comes within four years of starting puberty.
there is is little increase in body temp. is the main sign of starting mc
yes it can Answer It could be that you have eaten something but it can be a sign of pregnancy. Take a pregnancy test.
yes. when u first get ur period it will mostly be just brown discharge. but when u get ur second period it will be real!
Having your period is the sign that means that you are starting your puberty. Puberty includes breast development, so your breast will start growing when you are having your period.
Gas is not typically considered a sign of implantation. Implantation may cause some mild cramping and spotting, but not necessarily gas. Gas is more commonly associated with digestive issues or diet.
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Starting your period two days after intercourse, is the sign that you had ovulated about 10 - 12 days prior to having sex - so you are not pregnant.
no it takes at least 4 days for body to show if pregnant or not
Light red period blood is a sign of a period. Spotting may be a sign of an implantation bleed if very minor.
No, vaginal discharge isn't a sign of having a period soon. Discharge starts as you enter puberty as this is how the vagina keeps itself clean and healthy, menarche (first period) occurs within four years of starting puberty. Discharge changes leading up to your period but until you've had your cycles for a while it is unlikely that you would be able to tell from discharge when your period is due.
No, a yeast infection is not a sign that you are starting your period.Menstruation is controlled by you menstrual cycle which is to do with reproductive organs and hormones, although hormonal changes can effect vaginal pH it can't cause a yeast infection. A yeast infection is simply an overgrowth of naturally occurring yeast in your vagina, it's not a sign of your period - if it were you'd get a yeast infection every cycle. Remember once your period starts no using tampons with a vaginal infection.
Doctors are clever, ask them.