even if your tubes have been tied they can grow back after a couple of years without you knowing it so there is a possibility of being prego
The Normal or Gaussian distribution is a probability distribution which depends on two parameters: the mean and the variance (or standard deviation). In may real life situations measurements are found to be approximately normal. Furthermore, even if the underlying distribution of a variable is not normal, the mean of a number of repeated observations of the variable will approximate the normal distribution.The term "approximate" is important because, although the heights of adult males (for example) appear to be normally distributed, the true normal distribution must allow negative heights whereas that is not physically possible!
It is true. Because the normal distribution is above the horizontal axis for all values, the area under it is a positive quantity no matter the z value.
No, many sample statistics do not have a normal distribution. In most cases order statistics, such as the minimum or the maximum, are not normally distributed, even when the underlying data themselves have a common normal distribution. The geometric mean (for positive-valued data) almost never has a normal distribution. Practically important statistics, including the chi-square statistic, the F-statistic, and the R-squared statistic of regression, do not have normal distributions. Typically, the normal distribution arises as a good approximation when the sample statistic acts like the independent sum of variables none of whose variances dominates the total variance: this is a loose statement of the Central Limit Theorem. A sample sum and mean, when the elements of the sample are independently obtained, will therefore often be approximately normally distributed provided the sample is large enough.
when you have been decapitated i am pretty sure you would die. its not even really that practical to get a probability in the first place because it has been clear since ancient times that without the head the body does not live
There is no way to answer this question. First, we have no idea what YY years even means. Second, weight has nothing to do with age. Weight is based on your size, body mass, and amount of fat vs. muscle in your body.
I am not sure but this just happened to me. I have had an IUD (Mirena) for 4 years and had not been having any periods. Recently, I lost almost 40 lbs and now I am having a regular period.
Yes, it's normal for your periods to be irregular in the first two years and even going into your early twenties. This is because it takes time for your body to reach a point where it is mature enough to ovulate regularly, and for hormones to regulate themselves to bring about a regular cycle.
Your sexual preferences do not change the normal body functions, which in a woman includes menstruation.
Yes. Nowadays girls are getting their periods earlier. I am ten years old and just recently got my period last July. I have reserched this question very often and my conclusion is that it is normal for girls to get their period even at the age of as early as 8 years old. So, yes, it is normal for a 10 year old to get her period.
I had sex 11 times my first week and my period was EXACT! even after months of sex I have never been late, and the the first period after I started was a little heavier, after that I was fine!
if you are still having periods, even if they are irregular, then you have not gone through the menopause yet
Nothing! It's completely normal, it can be any colour from red to black, or even a mixture! Hope i helped :)
"Geologic time scales" usually refers to periods of millions, or even billions, of years.
Hello I can relate to you, I have had PCOS for two years. I have had very heavy periods, missed periods and painfully periods for years without knowing why. I was diagnosed with PCOS a few years ago and was told that I should take bill control pills to get a "normal period" but what I wasn't told was the birth control pills do not treat the real problem which is insuline resistance. Weight gain, facial hair, depression, irregular periods and even liver disease are all due to insuline resistance and unless you treat the underlying problem it could get worst. I started an all natural system six months ago and it changed my life...please read up on it for yourself. I have had a normal period, weight loss and much more. please read for yourself on www.insulitelabs.com I hope this helps you.
Yes, that can be normal. Periods average 3-5 days in duration and cycles average 28 days. But, if your periods are so heavy that they become a nuisance, such as having to change your tampon/pad every two hours or even less, you might want to mention this to your doctor if this is the case.
It sounds normal but you could have the thermostate checked.
Yes. I was on Depo for approximately 10 years with NO period and then to the pill for about a year with controlled periods. I have since stopped taking ANY type of birth control and have had long 2 week periods and even two full periods a month. It will eventually regulate if not ask Dr. about Provera.