Are you suppose to have mild cramps two weeks before your period starts?
601495
some females have ovalution cramps.\nunless its sharp pain, or have abnormal blood discharge, it shld b fine.\n\nif u are still worried, see ur gynae.
460544
All women have some cramping before and during their periods due to the release of prostaglandins, but pain like that which you describe is never normal.  See your doc to talk about possible reasons, i.e., adenomyosis, fibroids, Endometriosis.  Pain should never cripple you like that; it's your body's way of saying something is wrong.  A lot of women who have Endometriosis of their uterosacral nerve and surrounding region describe what you are saying, so see your gyn to be on the safe side.  Good luck!
1056293
Pamprin and a heating pad and plenty of water and the day before my period I take a couple of pamprins because when I get my period the next day I won't have bad cramps(just make sure you take one before going to sleep)
66828
Well, after your ovary discharges an egg, and it travels down the fallopian tube, if it isn't fertilized, the lining in your uterus (flesh and blood that collects to give a baby nutrients) begins to shed. That is why you cramp when you have your period. Then the body begins to collect a new bed for the next egg to attach to. After another month, the process begins again.
86080
Normally you will feel little cramps, breast tenderness and your fluids will be more liquid than normal. But to be sure about it you can search on internet an ovulation calendar and with the date of your last period they will tell you exactly when is your ovulating day.
739358
well, alot of times when you first get your period, it is really irregular, it could be right on time again which would be 28-35 days, any day after the 35 would be considered late. and it could be 3 months until you start again. but the best way that you can really tell when you are going to start your period again is if you feel cramps or bloating which usually happens 1 week before you start your period but everyone is different. the best choice for you would be to keep a calendar and write down every day that you start your period and how long it lasts. and look at all the months that you had your period and you will notice a patern. so then you will be able to track your period.Good luck hun and congrats on becoming a woman!
719858
There are many different factors that could contribute to this....are you menstrating right now, or will you be within the next week or so? Many women experience breast tenderness right before or during their period. Also, have you examined it for any lumps or bumps? Most lumps are actually painless, but it doesn't hurt to check. Also, the lymph tissue in your breast could be irritated, like mine was this past week, causing breast tenderness. If you do not think this is caused by your menses, then perhaps you should make an appointment with your doctor :)
805090
perfectly normal. you may start your period in a few days to a week or just finished. its normal.
965960
Yes the same thing happened to me. I was spotting, and even cramping alittle. Sure enough I was pregnant.  It was exactly 2 weeks after I had my period, and I knew something was up because It wasn't time to start my period again. I was on vacation ( which was when I concieved) and it started like the next day. I learned that sometimes there is bleeding and cramping as the egg implants. So Congrats!
1102184
Congratulations on getting your period. It usually last up to 7 days. The premenstrual symptoms last a few days before your period.  It is good to learn to keep a calendar so you know when you are bloating. Day 1 is your period, and pms is usually day 21. Dont have sex at 11, and no birth control medicine. Respect your health so no medicine is needed.  It is best to have hobbies to prepare for life ahead, and finish school. Blessings!
97517
It is also common to have sore breasts around the beginning of a girl's period, or menstruation. A week or so before her period starts, the body begins producing lots of the female hormones estrogen and progesterone. \n\nThese hormones can cause feelings that together are called premenstrual syndrome, or PMS. Some girls have painful cramps in their stomachs, headaches, mood swings, or cravings for certain foods right before their periods begin. During this time the body may retain water, which can make a girl feel puffy and bloated. Rings and shoes may feel tight at this time. \n\nJust as fingers and feet swell, so can breasts. All that fluid forces the breast tissues to expand, which stretches the nerves and makes breasts feel achy or tender. \n\nhttp://kidshealth.org/teen/sexual_health/girls/sore_breasts.html
662749
no, they just hurt because of the changes in your body while your on your period.... i actually get it one week before .. and that goes till the end.. it sucks
679286
This can be true due to an increase in blood accumulation in the pelvic area. Some women feel exactly the opposite due to social stigma and also due to cramping and other pains. During g your period YOU ARE NOT OVULATING, the period is when the endometrium is sloughing off not ovulation. Ovulation occurs 5 to ten days before or after menstruation.
605523
First it would help to know your age, and wether or not you have had unprotected sex.  If you are younger, in your teens, having a late period is relatively normal as your cycle is not regular yet.  However, if you are 20's or older, your cycle should be a bit more regular - (but can still be off).  What I am wondering about though is the fact that you are cramping.  If the cramps are coming from one side only, or are traveling up to your shoulder and back down (called a shoulder strap cramp - like the strap of your purse) you could have an ectopic pregnancy - or "tubal" pregnancy.  If the cramps persist, and you still have not had a period by the end of the week, do another pregnancy test. Or better yet, get into your Dr. and have her check it out.  Hope this helps...
1011924
you should check with your doctor, but i would think so, since you can get pregnant before you start your period, i think also that it would be unlikely given the chemicals in your body.
503630
Usually, your breasts feel hard. You becomea little bit moody. You might also experience stomach cramps. Pimples also begin to show. Having a menstruation is a bit uneasy. Anyway, just wear a suitable sanitary napkin. It's part of being a lady~! ^^
401733
Nausea and fatigue are also signs that your period is about to come. Have you had unprotected sex with in the last 30 days? If so I would take a pregnancy test just to make sure, and follow up with another one in 2 weeks if the results are false. If the second one says its false you aren't pregnant. If you are having unprotected sex please visit your local planned parent hood, or see your doctor, for discrete sex counseling and advice on different birth control methods and help find one that is right for you. You can also purchase over the counter foams and gels to help protect your self, But remember that they do not protect against STD or AIDS.