Q. Yeah, I dont wanna hear about pregnancy. I just wanna know WHAT else will make your period late. Name everything, and if you can, describe?
Thanks :)
Im 13, btw. If that has anything to do with it.
Thanks for the answers, they were really helpful lolol. Well I was stressed for 2 months straight and have been losing a LOT of weight, Im assuming from being stressed. Hah, so thats probably why its late :p
Thanks :)
Im 13, btw. If that has anything to do with it.
Thanks for the answers, they were really helpful lolol. Well I was stressed for 2 months straight and have been losing a LOT of weight, Im assuming from being stressed. Hah, so thats probably why its late :p
A. Reasons for late periods? This is the checklist I go through with my clients:
1. Pregnancy. (Sorry, but I always include that possibility).
2. Recent miscarriage or abortion.
3. Loss/gain of 10+ pounds. Affects hormones.
4. Recently-begun exercise program. Affects hormones.
5. Illness. From common colds to ovarian cysts to adrenal disorders, these can affect hormones. Even something like a bladder infection can do this.
6. Medications. Especially birth control medications, steroids, narcotics, alcohol, and some phenothiazines.
7. STDs.
8. Stress. Even everyday stress can affect the adrenal glands, which then affect your hormones.
9. Age. Some girls take up to 3 years after menarche (first period) to become regular. Some women never become regular at all.
Your menstrual cycle is a process in which your brain and your ovaries send hormonal messages back and forth constantly. This is actually a delicate balance in some girls and is easily upset.
1. Pregnancy. (Sorry, but I always include that possibility).
2. Recent miscarriage or abortion.
3. Loss/gain of 10+ pounds. Affects hormones.
4. Recently-begun exercise program. Affects hormones.
5. Illness. From common colds to ovarian cysts to adrenal disorders, these can affect hormones. Even something like a bladder infection can do this.
6. Medications. Especially birth control medications, steroids, narcotics, alcohol, and some phenothiazines.
7. STDs.
8. Stress. Even everyday stress can affect the adrenal glands, which then affect your hormones.
9. Age. Some girls take up to 3 years after menarche (first period) to become regular. Some women never become regular at all.
Your menstrual cycle is a process in which your brain and your ovaries send hormonal messages back and forth constantly. This is actually a delicate balance in some girls and is easily upset.
How early can milk be produced in (2nd) pregnancy?
Q. I'm not even sure if I am pregnant yet, so I have been running through checklists of possible symptoms. So I checked to see if my breasts were sore and I squeezed what looked like a drop of milk out of both of them. This would be my second pregnancy if infact I am. I took a test this morning and it was negative, but my dates could be off due to irregular cycles. My cycles used to be really regular (29 or 30 days every time) but of course as soon as we started trying for baby #2 they started ranging from 30 to 43 days in a cycle. Right now I am on day 35 but I don't know if I can trust a negative at this point. I simply hate the waiting game so if there are any experienced Moms out there with advice or information for me I'd appreciate the help.
A. it wouldn't be milk it would be colustrum and yes in fact hat can happen it can happen in woman who aren't pregnant too if they have been pregnnat before it is easier for them to produce it especially when their hormones are out of wack. this is my first pregnancy and i started leaking at about 5 months
How long after you have sex can you get pregnant ?
Q. && what is a list of checklist of pregnancy symptoms?
A. Ok so here is how it works. We ovulate at some point in the month. Each of us at different times and we can ovulate each month on a different day. When we do drop that egg we are fertile meaning able to conceive usually within a 12-24 hour window. However, sometimes we will release a second egg and that will be the next 12-24 hours and it lasts the same amount of time. That is how long the egg is good or viable. The next thing though is that sperm can live inside for up to 5 days waiting for the egg! So you could actually have some waiting around then when you do ovulate that egg gets fertilized. That is why we are fertile 4 days prior to ovulation, the day of and the day after.
Another thing to know is that it takes about 6-12 days for the fertilized egg (baby) to travel up the fallopian tube and implant into the uterine lining. That is where they baby will grow. Then another few days for your body to produce enough of the pregnancy hormone hCG to be detected on a home urine test. Some more sensitive ones will pick it up sooner but you have to use your urine as soon as you wake and without having anything to eat or drink. Don't dilute the sample.
AS for symptoms, most don't start or truly start until you are about 6 weeks. I personally had really sore and larger breasts, dizziness, and felt sick or nauseous before I even got my positive. Some women have a stronger sense of smell and fatigue as well. Those are the more common ones. The thing is that you can't go by symptoms alone. I've had every one and missed my period and still not been pregnant lol. Your body can really play tricks on ya. My advise is if you are worried about it, wait until you miss your period. Though it can be delayed due to later ovuation or stress. Then get a Dollar Tree test or head to the doc and test. Use your first morning urine or don't drink any thing. Read the results in the first 3 min and wait no longer than 10.
Best of luck and blessings :)
Another thing to know is that it takes about 6-12 days for the fertilized egg (baby) to travel up the fallopian tube and implant into the uterine lining. That is where they baby will grow. Then another few days for your body to produce enough of the pregnancy hormone hCG to be detected on a home urine test. Some more sensitive ones will pick it up sooner but you have to use your urine as soon as you wake and without having anything to eat or drink. Don't dilute the sample.
AS for symptoms, most don't start or truly start until you are about 6 weeks. I personally had really sore and larger breasts, dizziness, and felt sick or nauseous before I even got my positive. Some women have a stronger sense of smell and fatigue as well. Those are the more common ones. The thing is that you can't go by symptoms alone. I've had every one and missed my period and still not been pregnant lol. Your body can really play tricks on ya. My advise is if you are worried about it, wait until you miss your period. Though it can be delayed due to later ovuation or stress. Then get a Dollar Tree test or head to the doc and test. Use your first morning urine or don't drink any thing. Read the results in the first 3 min and wait no longer than 10.
Best of luck and blessings :)
Do you celebrate each week of pregnancy?
Q. and have a checklist of sorts checking off the weeks. I do. I had my last son 7 wks early and i am hoping and praying to make it full term this time!! and i celebrate each week. Today makes 23 weeks!!!!
how far along are you now?
how far along are you now?
A. I had my first 5 weeks early. Im 24 weeks along now. Same as you. At the end of every week I just hope that I can carry this one full term. Hell, past term if need be.
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