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how many their cycle is best for healthy menstrual cycle how often should I get

my period you should get your period about once every month

a typical menstrual cycle is about 28 days this means that there should be

about 28 days from the first day of your period to the first day of your next

period 28 days is an average number but anywhere between 21 and 40 days is

normal what happens if period comes early an early period can be bleeding

again just days after your last period are for example two weeks before you

expect the next one to arrive it can be caused by hormonal and lifestyle changes

that disrupts the balance of your body unbalanced hormones are the main cause

for an early period an early period could also indicate the beginning of an

irregular menstrual cycle but it can also be an indicator for polycystic

ovary syndrome it's time to visit your doctor for a consult early periods can

sometimes be a sign of pregnancy or implantation bleeding how often should

bleeding continues your Peter will usually last between three to five days

but in some cases bleeding continues for eight to ten days it indicates as

abnormal and the amount of blood flow you have will probably be different each

day you will usually have the most blood in the beginning of your period and the

least towards the end when you are first getting your period you may have a very

heavy period one cycle and very light one the next now the quantity of

bleeding during periods is 30 to 50 ml if it gets more than 80 ml then it's

indicated as abnormal some women get dark

chunky clots of blood during their period when they have days of heavy

cramping and heavy bleeding your body usually makes things call anticoagulants

that keeps your blood from clotting as it moves to your vagina and out of your

body but during days of heavy bleeding and

cramping the blood may be leaving the uterus so quickly there isn't time to

release these anticoagulants the blood then clots if you have clots that are

bigger than the size of a quarter you must talk with your healthcare provider

periods during pregnancy miscarriage miscarriage is nothing but loss of

pregnancy in the first twenty weeks is a very common experience especially within

the first thirteen weeks of the pregnancy when a miscarriage occurs very

early in pregnancy it can be difficult to tell the difference between a normal

menstrual period and a miscarriage especially if a person occasionally are

regularly experiences heavy or painful periods symptoms of both menstrual

periods and miscarriage can include heavy bleeding

pain and cramping if a person doesn't know they are pregnant and has a

miscarriage around the time of an expected period they'll probably assume

they are having a period as usual if you are nervous that you might be pregnant

and want to know if your bleeding is a miscarriage or a normal period you

should take a pregnancy test or visit your health care provider

miscarriage may occur because of hormonal imbalance and chromosomal

abnormalities there is baby forms in abnormal condition it will also lead to

missed miscarriage experts suggest that the age is a factor to consider in the

case of miscarriage and moreover it can be treatable by consulting write

gynecologist for any queries and solutions feel free to comments in below

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