Your counts starts on day 1 of your period until your next period. Not all women have a 28 day period. Mine was 35 days. The important thing is to know when you are ovulating and in a 28 day cycle that would be days 14-19. Good thing to keep in mind too is that sperm can live 5 days in the uterus. So, if you had unprotected sex on day 11 you could get pregnant on day 14 if you ovulate with the 28 day cycle.
It means that the period last only a few days not the whole period it should last.
You could have broken your hymen due to exercise, stretching a certain way, and many other things. Talk to an adult you can trust about the issue. If you're old enough to be posting this kind of question on this site, you should be around the age when doctors talk to you about sex and your period.
Yes, it is normal to have little blood for a period. Just recently I experienced all the symptoms before my period actually started and once it started I only shedded about a tablespoon of blood. You should also consider your age as well as health while determing this factor. To be absolutely safe you should contact your Gynecologist for the most accurate answer.
It could be a sign that you are pregnant.Your "period" might actually be implantation bleeding.You should wait and do a pregnancy test when your normal period is expected
you should see a doctor
you should expect it on the day it suppose to come on.. Implantation happens a week before your period..so if it didn't happen you got til when your period should come on.
you should put in a tampon and wear a pad in your underwear
No your probably just late , it happens
If your period has lasted this long, you should go to the doctor or gynaecologist as soon as you can to get checked out.
If you have not had a period ever you can't be pregnant. If you have had sex and have a period you might be pregnant. Talk to your mom.
well actually NO. but I do it anyway.
No normally your period should only come once a month but if your period has just started then they usually take a while to settle into a pattern. If it continues you should visit a doctor.