So say that you have all the symptoms of a period, cramps bloating just not blood can you still be having your
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This happens to me all the time between periods. It's nothing to worry about, but no, it's not your period! (unfortunately, lol) I also experience cramping up to a week before I start or even longer if I am stressed out as stress causes my period to be late. It has to do with hormonal changes and ovulation. \n\nTake some ibuprofen and a multivitamin and you should hopefully feel much better. :)\n\n*edit* As other answerers have said, you could also be pregnant! If you are sexually active and this is not normal for your body it's worth looking into. But i'm a virgin and I have these symptoms all the time, obviously i'm not pregnant, so it might not necessarily be that.
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A miscarriage is different for every woman, but if you were bleeding and having severe cramps, then it may be safe to say you did.  But if you had a period right after, then I highly doubt it.  Your body wouldn't have adjusted that quickly.
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Not at all!  I get very crampy and bloated and sex is about the last thing on my mind when I have my period.
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My dear, please consult your doctor if you're not sure. I doubt it that you're anaemic. The symptoms that you felt before and during your periods are quite normal, really. If you're anaemic, you can usually see certain signs (for example, pallor of your palms and at the inside of your lower eyelids). You would also likely be experiencing lethargy, palpitations or worse, fainting spells.\n\nHeavy flow on the first 3 days of your periods are normal. Usually, it's consider heavy bleeding if 5 pads or more are fully soaked. \n\nPlease consult your doctor if you want further peace of mind :)
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Are you having signs of pregnancy?\n\nIf you got your period for 3 days, I'd say ur not pregnant.
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this is one symptom of PMS, it is beacuse of hormonal changes in the body, not all gorls get it but most get some symptoms of PMS.
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If you gor your period then you probably from experience are not pregnant.  Unless you got a positive on your HPT.  Sone women have spotting in early pregnancy, some  people even pass clots.  If you had a positive pregnancy test and then you started bleeding, take another pregnancy test just to make sure it was'nt a chemical pregnancy or early miscarriage and then if it is still positive then I would say that yes you are pregnant and go ahead and make an apointment with your doctor like you normally would.....hoe I helped
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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!
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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.
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Why do you think you're starting your period? Only way I knew I got my period when I was 11 was because of the menstruation bleeding; that's it. After the first month I had pain, discomfort, bloating, nausea, vomitting, the works. But I had no indication prior to that first period, so I'm curious why you think you're starting your period if you have not experienced bleeding.
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You need to see your doctor since there are several things that could be wrong. The symptoms may not even have anything to do with each other. You could have endometriosis or a bladder or kidney infection to name a few things even though neither of these accounts for all the symptoms.
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take some tylenol (no asprin its a blood thinner) put warm towels around your tummy area, feet and the back of your neck. Drink plenty of water thru out the month to reduce cramps
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You're young, and just starting to menstruate. Your body isn't on a regular cycle yet. Don't be alarmed. Cramps and light spotting are very normal. It may take up to a year before your periods regulate themselves.
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If you have a uterus, it can contract and cause cramps.
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Some cramping is normal as the uterus stretches, but if it gets severe along with bleeding, then this is something to call your doctor about.
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My gynecologist explains clots to me as follows: Blood is pushed out of your uterus when the uterus contracts (you don't necessarily feel these contractions, but when they are strong, you feel them as cramps). The uterus releases "anti-coagulants" during menstruation. These are supposed to keep the blood from clotting up as it passes from the uterus to the vagina, thus making the whole bleeding process easier.\n\nBut if you have days of heavy cramps and heavy bleeding, you may pass dark, chunky clots of blood. On such days your contractions are so fast and so strong that the blood gets forced out before the anti-coagulants have time to take effect. So the blood clots. And you pass big chunky gobs of stuff.\n\nIf the clots you are passing are larger than, say, a quarter, you might want to ask your doctor about it, because that indicates that your periods are quite heavy, and they might want to check for fibroids (benign tumors).
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Are you still having periods? Do you feel sick during the day, are your breasts tender? Pregnancy does increase the bloodflow in theses areas but you need to get it checked out properly, take a test at home or see your doctor as soon as possible