Chances are, you are spotting. If you are around other women who are ont heir periods it can cause you to spot. It is completely normal.
Yes. if your period isn't due for 6 more days, it is not a missed period, yet. You can usually get an accurate blood test when your period is three to four days late - the urine test needs 4 to 10 more days to confirm a pregnancy. A false negative only happens when you test too soon.
sorry there is no way to stop your period .Your period is for you blood to come out so you need that blood to come out if you stopped your period that would be very unhealthy.
Capillaries are the endpoints of the circulatory system. They are where veins and arteries meet (arteries carry red blood, which comes from the heart, moving toward the capillaries, and veins carry blue blood, which heads from the capillaries toward the heart).
You will know when your period starts, because you will have blood coming from you vagina.
if it does not rain for a long period there could be draught and plants and animals could die.
a period is when blood comes out the ladies vagina
Your period should have blood clots. Every month the uterus prepares itself for pregnancy. If a woman does not conceive, the lining of the uterus comes out (period). It is a cleansing process that happens every month.
No.
It's still just menstrual fluid. This happens a day or so before you really start bleeding, and it tends to be brown at the end of your period. Older blood turns brown. Your period is more than blood. It's totally normal.
If you have black blood from your period that is normal if it comes out when your not on your period than go to your doctor and get checked.
The blood comes out of the vaginal canal.
Menopause means a stopping of having periods. There IS no period blood.
Your period comes out if your uterus into the cervix
If you mean what does it mean if there is blood in my Knickers then you are on your period
what happens if you period doesn't come on for a year, but one mouth out of the year it comes on?
Dead blood cells!
as much blood that comes out