I've experienced the same thing. I read that stress could have a lot to do with it & at that time I was really stressed out. I have never experienced it before nor has it happened again. Don't worry but if it continues you should see your doctor. Hope this helps.
When your period first starts it is really irratic so it coming really close together or far apart is normal. It will even out eventually.
completely normal some women think that bleeding that just experienced as their menstrual cycle when it is really implantation bleeding. however conception right after your period is not rare but it doesnt happen often
really it all depends on your body. I was on it for a while and stopped taking them, my period was actually like a normal cycle.
I'm really trying to find the same info but not with much success. If your dog goes in to heat and bleeds her normal week-ish period and stops and then starts bleeding again a few days later - is this normal? I would really appreciate any advise...
Its unlikely to be a miscarriage as the embryo wouldn't of completely implanted itself in your uterus so technically you wouldn't be pregnant till this happens. Its most likely irregular bleeding or break through bleeding.
This could be a completely normal part of pregnancy. If you are concerned you should speak to your doctor for reassurance. If you are at risk of miscarriage you are likely to have really bad pain, and/or have bleeding.
yes its normal if you have a problem like really private you should really ask your mother she probley can be really helpful.so try it she could serprise you. Hello. Unfortunately this does happen sometimes so dont be alarmed.
this is normal you can't really stop it and it's only during your period if you are really worried consult your doctor
You started your period or something is really wrong.
It is possible that you could be pregnant, especially if the bleeding was light and different from your usual period. Consider taking a pregnancy test for more definitive results and consult with a healthcare provider for further evaluation.
YES YOU CAN! The bleeding is NOT YOUR PERIOD though, since a period is technically the shedding of the uterine lining and unfertilized egg. No one is really sure what causes the bleeding.
That's perfectly normal. During the first one to two years, periods can be very irregular. You may skip one or two months, or have one light period, and a heavy one next. If you miss more than three periods in a row, though, I suggest seeing your doctor.