Is this Normal? Please settle this argument?
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Thankyou
I have never had sex
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It's normal. You bleed out of a different tube every month. You have two and they alternate. One month mind is very long and heavy, the next month I hardly notice.
sounds normal not every time is the same
It is normal for some people.
yeah shure is normal..
you are not normal
It's completely random, the average is about 4.
Hope I helped!
Anywhere from 3-7 days is normal.
It is normal, many factors can contribute including diet, stress, and amount of exertion.
No worries.
yeah, don't worry about it. happens to me all the time.
would you like to have it?
yes i do the same thing
5 days on one 2 days on another
it varies
Yeah, that sounds about right. Sometimes it's so painful and sometimes it isn't
Perfectly normal, I'm 36 and been like this ever since it began..
(yes, I can remember that far back!)
You sound like you're kind of young, so yes it's normal. When girls are new to their menstrual cycle, it is considered normal to be irregular.
sounds probable to me, mine are usally either 5 or 6 days
A women's period can vary in length. Some women experience it for 3 days, others for 7. I wouldn't worry too much about the fact that yours varies from month to month, it's probably just normal. If you are seriously concerned about it speak to your gynocologist. They'll be able to tell you if it's normal or not, and may even put you on a birth control pill to help make your cycle more regular.
Hope this helps. :-)
Who are you arguing with? Why?
You should see a doctor and take his consult as to what is the norm.
It depends on many factors, particularly age.
But you could have a problem like a uterine cyst or a fibroid.
Get checked out.
That seems normal to me.
some people have very iregular cycles. if you are young this may settle down as you get older, or it may not. you shouldnt worry.
no it is normal...dont worry about it... when i have mine ...mine are the same way..
Yup. That's completely normal, especially if you're younger because you still have irregular periods. Your period may come different times each month, even and last different days.
DIFFERENT PEOPLE HAVE DIFFERENT CYCLES. IF YOU ARE YOUNG ITS NORMAL FOR YOUR CYCLE TO BE IRREGULAR. THAT WILL CHANGE SOME AS YOU GET OLDER. BIRTH CONTROL WILL ALSO REGULATE IT TO BE THE SAME EVERY MONTH
There is no "normal". Average is 5 days of bleeding. Can range anywhere from a single day of only light spotting all the way up to 10 days of heavy bleeding for some women. Will also change with some women from month to month, drpending on their hormone levels. Different for everyone.
Yes it is normal
You might be one of those who get them irregularly. I was like that before I took my pills. Sometimes I only get them for 2 days. Not all women get it regularly. So don't worry.
Arguement settled! I'm going to assume your in your teens, but even if your not, no biggie . Yes it is VERY normal to have periods that fluctuate from time to time, and for some they're never exactly the same. You can Always make an appt with your Dr. to confirm and set your mind at ease, but I'm certain your probably just fine. And again judging by the lack of info, if you are younger, then you should expect your periods to be really crazy for the first few years, it take time for your cycle to get regulated. Best wishes...
Every womans cycle is different.
You may go to the site called:
WomentoWomen.com
for this information.
yes - thats fine
every woman is different from the other, and every woman's months can be different from one another. that is all within normal range...and "normal" is also what is most common for you...and it is also normal for things to be all over the place for the first few years...so if that is all that is worrying you, no worries, dear...
I think that it is normal to have different amounts of days of bleeding during your menstration. It also depends on how heavy your flow is. I don't think that there is a normal amount of days that you should menstruate...every woman is different.
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