if you have normal periods?
407823
You might have something called PCOS.  That's cysts in your ovaries.  Usually that causes your periods to not be normal, but the hair and infertility are symptoms.\nYou should see your gynocologist and suggest getting tested for this.  If you have PCOS, treatment might help you get pregnant.
786827
OK first off those are called blood clots which are completely normal during your period as your body collects the blood for 28 days.  It is just a normal thing for you body to do and there is nothing to be worried about.  If you are concerned then talk to your gynecologist.  He/She will be able to give you more information and reassure you that this is completely normal.
1009701
A period usually 3 to 5 days, but anywhere from 2 to 7 days is considered normal.
767247
it's not really "normal" but you're still probably ok because some people periods don't exactly fit the textbook description. try to go to the doctor and tell them about your period. it may have something to do with your hormones and they can probably regulate you periods better with birth control.\ngood luck
818890
you are getting unnecessarily worried because 2-5 days variation in the periods is not important. cycle is considered normal when periods take place between 21-35 days and last for 3-5 days. If you are not having any Other medical problem and not taking any drug, there is nothing to worry.
841174
Yeah....  its normal...  its just a way for you body to prepare its self for your period. I know its unpleasant but for the most part.... but remember we are women... and we can handle anything!!!
872046
It really depends on your body.  Some people have really irregular periods all the time (like me) so you can never really know when they will come.  So sorry, but I'd just be ready at your normal time but know that it will probably be later.
930151
It's normal! It has to do with your hormones and your cycle. Sex during your period can even reduce cramps. If you can't stand the mess, try having sex in the shower or throwing down a towel on the bed and then shower and just throw the towel in the laundry right after. Remember, you can still get pregnant or STI's while on your period, so if you're not on the pill with a trusted monogamous partner, use condoms!
221438
if you have periods and have had sex.............. well dear.  You can very well be!!
277457
You only have a day or 2 period! Its great! Not as much pain either!
35182
Yes, it's perfectly normal. At the beginning of Menopause, you'll prolly only have your period every other month or so. Don't worry about it.
412523
Yes. The menstrual cycle is a 28 day cycle rather than a month long one. In fact, it's the time between your periods is usually 28-(no. of days of your period) so you may well have overlap in a certain month.
158477
You may have a very short cycle (most range from 28-31 days, but some people have very short or very long cycles). If your periods are spaced about 3 weeks apart, I'd say you were pretty normal! However, if you are bleeding very heavily or something seems out of the ordinary to you, I wouldn't hesitate to see a OB/GYN.
109987
Is this normal for you?  If you usually have normal cycles, then you might want to take a pregnancy test.  If this is normal for you (my best friend only gets her period 3 or 4 times a year) then I would ask your doctor when you should start taking them.
296887
No, your period will flucuate, from month to month from year to year, it will change often, sometimes more days sometimes less other times heavy other times light,it can sometimes be painfull and ither times it wont, sometimes it will smell foul, and at times it may not.Over time you will come to pin point what kind of period you will have .I always hated mine ,I mean always!  Up until I started menoupause. Now I wish i still had them!! What a life us woman have.But I still am glad Im one!!!
805090
perfectly normal. you may start your period in a few days to a week or just finished. its normal.
393309
Not usually.  Most women have 5 or so years of on-and-off periods with bleeding ranging from very light to very heavy to anything in-between.