why do i keep having sharp pains in my vagina and its not just when i'm on my period? it's like in mid 28 days
820570
A lot of women have some sharp pains when they are ovulating which usually happens around the middle of your cycle.  This may be it.  It shouldn't be too bad or last for very long.  If it is I would consult a doctor.
943629
Depends how old you are. I took my teenage daughter to the doctor's as her periods are very irregular and he said it's normal at her age for them to be erratic. Perhaps you should visit your doctor and check there is nothing wrong? If the frequency and/or severity of your periods bother you, there is the option of going on a lose dose contraceptive pill to regulate your periods and reduce the pain. If it's only happened this once I really wouldn't worry. I've not heard of the weather affecting menstruation but apparently the moon can. I'd talk to your doctor if you're really worried if only to put your mind at rest x x
809363
You might have cysts again, or you might have a problem in your uterus or fallopian tubes. If you haven't already, go to the gynecologist. If you have, go to another one until someone can tell you what's wrong and why it hurts. There's probably something medically wrong and I think you should go get it checked out.
730031
it's just that your body is taking longer to expel the fluid.  if your period's getting slower/lighter from the pills this totally explains it.  I am at the point where it's so light I can't use a tampon and it only lasts 3 days.  you should be having less cramps, too, which is part of what moves it along and out of your body.  try drinking more water (even tough you might bloat a little it will keep your internal tissue moister and will encourage movement.) as blood begins to dry and is exposed to air it changes color, that's all.
387614
Well the pain cant just be from talking about pain sex. The pain can be from mid point of your period your 18 so your body is about sone growing and is telling you that its almost done I had the same problem as well. I now only feel that way mid way between periods. That is all I can think of about this subject.
13968
It could be you were over stimulated.For instance you were in escence rubbed the wrong way.If you still continue to itch after a few days you may want to see a gyno.
400327
I think all women experience some discomfort towards the beginning of their period.  I think you are normal, just experiencing it a little worse than most.  If it is really bad then see a doctor.  There are prescriptions to lessen the effect.
973682
Sounds like you might be starting Peri-menopause especially with the change in your periods.  So long it is not a continuous heavy flow all 14 days I would just monitor things but you may want to call the docs office and let the nurse know that this is going on just in case he feels he wants to see you sooner than next week.
712292
hmm, I would see you GYN. It could be a few things from irritation, something major. Go to your doctor
319085
You should at least talk to your doc about it.  It's really not supposed to be so painful honey, good luck!\n\nhttp://www.marilynglenville.com/general/dysmenorrhoea.htm
591123
no dear nothing is wrong...some women go six months in between periods...my advice is go see on gyn...or a dr at health department near you
836196
Are you female? If so, it sounds very similar to a pain i get a few days before my period. A lot of women get it. But it could be anything, you should get checked out. Depending on the severity of the pain I would either wait until the morning and go to a GP. If the pain is unbearable, (which i doubt if you are able to sit at the computer) yu should go to emeergency.
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!
742943
No this is not normal you need to see a doc and get this checked out.  Since you mentioned cramping I would almost wonder if you shouldn't call urgent care or ER and ask if they think you should be seen today or if it's ok to wait till morning and then see your doc.
1162349
If tampons are hurting, stop usuing them. Could this pain maybe be built up gas?\n\nI would make an appointment with your doctor or go to a clinic right away.
225545
No way to measure normalcy in your period.  You didn't say how old you are?  I agree you need to see a doctor.  It's just a pain in the rear to have a 10 day period, ugh.
168067
how long has it been going on, like how many days?\n\nsounds normal to me, everyone has this type of discharge after your period every once in a while, especially if you are not regular or this menstrual period was lighter or heavier than normal. this should last for a week, maybe a week and a half, even 2 weeks sometimes after a period.\n\nif it has been going on longer and you are having pains, it could be something you have to see your gynocologist about