A longer, heavier period can indicate a luteal phase defect and/or lack of progesterone. You might talk with your DR concerning a progesterone regiment. This can make your cycles easier and shorter.
Also, a heavier/longer period can indicate an early missed miscarriage. If in doubt, check with your Dr who can give you an early ultrasound and blood test to see what is going on.
It can also be a uterine fibroid.
Some people have periods that last for 2 weeks, however a week-9 days is more average. If your period does not normally last for 9 days, then you should speak to your doctor about it
It means just that - you came on your period twice in one month - it's no more complicated than that. If this was your period, and not your period plus some other vaginal bleeding caused by something else, then it is normal to bleed twice in one month occasionally. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days and as most months have more than 28 days if your cycle is this long or shorter you will see yourself bleeding twice in some months.
It could signify a hormone imbalance, if you are in pre or perimenopause. It's quite normal as your hormones shift to have irregular periods and periods that last a long time with heavy bleeding/clotting. If you go through more than one pad in an hour's time, or if you have clots the size of a baseball or larger, you should contact your OB/GYN.
The phrase "a couple days" typically means 2 days. This is more than one day, but less than a few days. This is a more vague way to say 2 days, so it should be considered lightly. If someone promises something in a couple days, give them at least 3 days before checking in.
There is no scientific research that supports that you can influence the sex/gender of your baby by having sex at a specific time or in a specific way. You are however more likely to get pregnant after your period because you will begin to ovulate shortly after your period ends.
Some people have periods that last for 2 weeks, however a week-9 days is more average. If your period does not normally last for 9 days, then you should speak to your doctor about it
Usually ended, but everyone's cycle is different so it may be more days than that.
Periods can last three days or five or seven or more or less. Five days is probably average, but every woman is different.
Yes your period should only last between 4-7 days
IT'S NOT OK IF YOU START TO FEEL WEAK. GIVE IT 3 MORE DAYS THEN CHECK A DOCTOR.
no - periods can last from 1 day (unusual) to 7 days or more. 4or 5 days is average for many women
The normal time for Menstrual flow to last is from 2-7 days. It can last longer, but 15 days is very high. You should probably talk to your doctor.A period that lasts for fifteen days should be evaluated by a doctor. There may be more serious issues that need to be treated in order to control the bleeding.
Yes, it is normal to have a period more than 7 days. In fact, a period of up to 8 days is considered normal.
Maybe it's just late. Wait about 4 more days and if nothing happens get a test
Hello, You can perform a pregnancy test 4 days before your period if you wish but the test will be more accurate when you are a few days late for your period. Or alternatively test 3-4 weeks after you last had unprotected sex and the test will be accurate.
Everyone is different but your period will come out quite heavy at first (when you start) and then it will get lighter every day you have it until it is gone or at least until it comes back next month then it will just be light everyday. A period can last anything from 3 - 7 days but in extreme cases 10 days! Hope that helped!
If you haven't had your period for more than 30 days it can be a result of: Stress Pregnancy menopause