What does stop and go bleeding mean, not a period. But stop and go bleeding?
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Get yourself to a doctor or gyno, especially if you think you might be pregnant.  You may be trying to miscarry, or something else might be wrong.  Irregular bleeding could have many causes and only your doctor can determine what it is.  If it were me, I'd be sitting in that doctor's waiting room right now, instead of asking   Yahoo Answers.  Good luck!
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it is not uncommon for girls to bleed a little the first time thay have sex. just remember to be gential and make sure the girl is comfortable and willing to try what you want to do. BE READY TO STOP AND ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON. SHE MAY HAVE SAID SHE IS READY AND MAY NOT BE. REMEMBER STOP MEANS STOP AND NO MEANS NO
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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.
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I'm not sure what your question is... its D&C which is clearing out the insides and menorrhagia which is excessive bleeding during your period...so is your question can you still have children? i would think imagine so, neither of those things prevents you from having children.
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You can spot inbtween cycles, especially if you are on birth control, and you can have slight bleeding when you have "stopped" your period.  Be safe and go to your gyno to make sure you don't have any other problems.
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Bleeding for longer than your normal period is not a good sign. There is something else going on, could possibly be a tumor. Go see a doc as soon as you can.
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It means you are bleeding. Other than that all I can say is see your doctor. They normally have the best answers to medical questions and are the only ones that can treat serious medical issues. Bleeding from your anus, vagina or penis is definitely serious.
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START TAKING BIRTH CONTROL. THAT HAPPEN TO ME AND I NEVER KNEW WHEN MY PERIOD WAS GOING TO START AND I DIDN'T LIKE NOT KNOWING WHEN I WAS GOING TO START BLEEDING. BIRTH CONTROL TELLS ME THE EXACT DAY I WILL START AND IT DOES EVERY TIME.
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No, you are not pregnant.  Your period can vary anywhere from bright red to a muddy brown, can have clots or not clots.
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Your period is when you shed the lining that your uterus had to get ready for the fertilized egg to implant to.  Since you didn't get pregnant, the lining is no longer needed.  When it begins to shed the lining at the beginning it is fresh blood which is more red.  This starts to turn to brown since it is old blood at the end of your period.  The older brown blood usually has a foul odor also.  This is perfectly normal.
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There is no reason for bleeding just because you get mad. \nI suppose that your body tenses up when you get mad, and you have something that bleeds as a result. Nothing should bleed. \nNot good! Go see your gyno doctor, and don't wait for ages: make your appointment now.
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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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If you stopped taking birth control, you are not experiancing break through bleeding. Break through bleeding is a term used only to describe bleeding while taking active hormones. \n\nWhat you are experiencing is a period. If you were irresponsible about going off birth control and stopped half way through your pack, then the bleeding could last much longer than your regular period and your cycle is going to take some time to go back to normal. You messed up your hormonal cycle. If you were smart about it and waited until the end of a pack to go off birth control, your bleeding should only last as long as it usually does each month when you get your period. \n\nSince you are planning on becoming pregnant, you should wait about 2 to 3 full natural cycles to attempt to get pregnant. Right now your body is getting used to being off hormones and you may not ovulate for a few months or experience irregular cycles. It may be better to wait. No worries though, if you were fertile before going on the pill, you should have no problems becoming pregnant soon. \n\nThese sorts of questions should always be directed at your prescribing doctor though, so go see your doc!
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Starting your period again after the initial 4-8 weeks of bleeding afterwards isn't fun.  Heavy bleeding is extremely normal and your next period should be more regular.  However, it is NOT normal to bleed so heavy you soak through one pad in an hour continued for several hours.
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Are you a runner?  If you are very active in sports sometimes you don't get your period.  Remember that getting your period means that your body is capable of carrying a baby.  So if you're underweight or you're too active, your body will think you are not capable of carrying a child so you won't get your period.
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Being on your period has NOTHING to do with not going to a doctor.  You need to get to one seriously.  A number of things can be wrong, you might have a tear which can be causing the bright blood.  Get to a doctor now.  Plus he/she might be able to see exactly where the bleeding is coming from.
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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 ...