meowbark
September 2008 Contest Winner
lol see my post?
You will see blood on your underwear.what dose it feel like? and how do you know you are having it?
Blood???!! On your UnderWear?! Ok I'm even more scaredYou will see blood on your underwear.
It isnt painful, dont worry! Some people do get cramps, which are kind of like stomache aches, and those can be painful, but the actual period itself isnt.Blood???!! On your UnderWear?! Ok I'm even more scared
-h99
What does it feel like? It's a little different for everyone. Some people have no idea until they go to the toilet and see blood. Others feel cramps in their lower belly or feel a bit sick. Sometimes it can be a bit of a heaviness. Chances are it will be a feeling you haven't quite felt before in your lower belly.what dose it feel like? and how do you know you are having it?
Agreed with Fluffums. Nothing to be alarmed about really. It is just a bit messy more than anything else. No worse than cleaning up after yourself when you've been to the toilet. The blood is not dangerous or anything like that, it is meant to be there.Blood???!! On your UnderWear?! Ok I'm even more scared
-h99
Not for your whole life. It usually stops after about 40 years of age. That is called menopause. You can prevent menopause by going on Hormone Replacement Therapy. It is also meant to help keep you healthier for longer however, that means even more years of periods!do you get it your whole life?
i'm a girl but what is itUm.......I dont think I should say but here, U get cramps in ur side, It DOESNT hurt
Have a look at this post here: https://www.tamatalk.com/IB/index.php?showt...ndpost&p=585618i'm a girl but what is it
My mom started menopause last year x.x; She started getting way moody. She's calmed down though. God it sounds like I'm talking about a dog being nuetered xPNot for your whole life. It usually stops after about 40 years of age. That is called menopause. You can prevent menopause by going on Hormone Replacement Therapy. It is also meant to help keep you healthier for longer however, that means even more years of periods!
Here's a good site about menopause:
About Menopause
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