why does your period stop in water?
351306
I have heard from some women who's periods DO stop in water. They are typically women who's flow is very light. I wouldn't rely on water as a form of protection though. Better to stick with a Tampax. Good luck!
489878
A period is a monthly cycle your body goes through . your body releases an egg and if that egg is not fertilized by male sperm then blood is released.We have a period every 28 days and this is part of womanhood,we have it because usually a woman finds herself one day wanting a child.The cause of it is actually a curse GOD put on women when Eve sinned,you will find it in the BIBLE.That was a womans curse,to bear children and if not the Period stage is what we go through instead!!Some women have heavy periods,but others only experience light flows!!
655903
For example, women with very low body fat, such as athletes, may cease to menstruate. The presence of menstruation does not prove that ovulation took place; women who do not ovulate may have menstrual cycles. Those anovulatory cycles tend to take place less regularly and show greater variation in cycle length. In addition, the absence of menstruation also does not prove that ovulation did not take place, because hormone disruptions in non-pregnant women can suppress bleeding on occasion. \n\n\nThere are a few african tribes whose women ovulate...but don't menstruate...reabsorbing the endometrium if conception does not occur during that cycle. The endometrium is reabsorbed into the body instead of breaking down into blood-like products and leaving the body.\n     Sorry I can't give you a site to go to. I grew up in West Africa...where I realized that there was a difference between some of the 'country' girls not swayed by the allure of the western style who never menstruate...and those who had left 'up country' to come to the big cities and started bleeding for the first time, within a couple of years of living the city life.\n    Some vegetarian women stop menstruating all together after first detoxifying their body. Years later menstraution drops off to a trickle, then nothing as the egg is reabsorbed by the body.
17485
A lot of it may be how well hydrated you are. It's hard to drink too much water and easy to drink too little, so drink often! Women often vary wildly around the times of their periods; many women become very dry just before or right at the start of their period. Some of it may be mood, too. If you're not super into it or aren't feeling it (maybe you woke up on the wrong side of the bed) you're not likely to be as wet as when you're at 100%.
922303
Blood doesn't pour out of you when you have your period. It's just a very slow trickle. In just a few minutes, shower or no, nothing will likely come out.
420127
When a woman ceases to menstruate (in those cases not related to pregnancy or depo provera), that's actually her body giving a very strong signal that something is WRONG with her body.\n\nHere are some conditions during which a woman might cease to menstruate:\n1. She's underweight\n2. She's seriously ill, particularly with uterine disorders, but others things, too\n3. She's extra stressed-out\n4. She has a hormonal dysfunction\n\nAnyway, while having your period may seem like an inconvenience to you, it's actually one of nature's many ways of letting you know that your body is in working order. Trust me, you will miss your period on those months where she happens to be absent or late. And if you're sexually active, chances are you'll even freak out if she doesn't show up on time.
1147876
Go to the doctor! Many causes from stress to water retention to whatever! Are you old enough to be going into menopause? That can happen real early and could be a cause
1055603
No, it is not recommended. I am not going to explain here what is a period and how come the blood comes out (broken blood vessels), which means that there is a possibility that you can get blood infection from infected water. The same comes to bath and pregnancy: you can get infection into your inner genitals and end up with fetus infected, etc. Showers, showers, showers, ladies..
1008462
Because it sucks to be a woman sometimes.  Your uterus sheds its lining when you are on your period.  It can not come out all at once this would be too traumatic to the body.
315147
surely you jest.\n\nit's called ovulation and it will quit when\na--menopause hits\nb--hysterectomy\ncertain types of birth control can reduce the number of periods.
965709
Okay, I'll bite.\n\nNo, it doesn't all come out at once, and it's not a steady stream either.  It's more like spurts.  Some days are heavy, some days are not.  You usually have a heavier flow during the first few days of menstruation, then it kind of tapers off.
803421
You likely are using tampons and toward the end of the period, it is too dry and causes irritation.  Try only using pads the last day or two and then try a lubricant for sex the first day or two after.
347642
Go to your local pharmacy and purchase an over the counter water pill.  It sounds like your body is just in shock from the water you are intaking.  Your body thinks it won't be getting much fluid and it doesn't want to lose it, so your body is retaining the fluid.  A water pill will work just fine.....just be sure to drink plenty of water, so your body will start getting used to this and will learn that it doesn't need to retain the fluids you are intaking.
931022
There are hormonal conditions, such as polycystic ovarian syndrome, that will reduce or stop menstrual cycles. It's best to get something like this checked out. The doctor may want to run bloodwork to change your hormone levels. In any case, you really should get an exam to make sure you're healthy. Good luck!
664815
it is one of several things which collectivly are called as premenstural syndrome.it is due to fluctuations of estrogen and progestron hormones which leads to water retention .it is not completely understood why , but in some women the metabolism of progestrone hormone is different and thats why they have these signs and symptoms.it is nothing to worry about, if you retain fluids so much you can consult your doctor and they will give you some diuretics which will help you . meanwhile its better for you to decrease your salt in take. you didnt say any thing about mood disturbances and nervousness, but if you have them along with this just consult your doctor andd they will give you symptomatic treatment.and every thing will be fine.
778035
It's interesting that when a woman first begins her period our bodies release a hormone which causes us to have a huge bowel movement which also includes passing gas. The reason our bodies release this hormone is to release pressure on our uterus which in turn decreases cramping. Gas probably has the same effect, which is, to decrease building pressure on the uterus, thus it is possible that passing gas would relieve cramps. It's fascinating how our body works to maintain a balance. Glad you're feeling better! :-)
221360
yes because with a womens body every month they develop a lining around there uterus wall, and if they do not become pregneant then the wall sheds, that is what the fluid and clots are from during the period, the wall sheding... there are ways to stop your period, like the depo shot, but that isn't the healthiest way, it tricks your body into thinking it is pregneant so you don't have a period, but you gain weight,or don't loose weight easily ...