Why do so several girls ( and women) regard they are pregnant if thier cycle deviates the slightest bit?
It just boggles my mind when I see a question that goes something resembling " my period was 2 days early...could I be pregnant?" and " usually my length is 7 days and heavy, but this time it was only 6 days...could I be pregnant?" OR my personal fave " I lost my virignity 4 days ago and we used a condom and ever since afterwards I have been throwing up and my boobs are soar...could I be pregnant?"
It just seem to me that every little cramp and burp and discharge is blamed on a possible pregnancy. I have had 3 children. With none of them has my time of year come early and that been a symptom of pregnancy. I currently have a really wonky cycle, but singular recently tested ( even though I was fairly abiding it was going to be negative). My last "regular" period be
in late april. In mid may I had a pelvic exam and consequently the first day of my period in (late) May I put contained by a nuvaring ( I was just starting it). About 12-18 hours later my time of year was done. In June I did not even spot--all I had was a few pink spots on the TP after I peed. Just as a precautionary calculate I took a test over the weekend, and it was negative.
are we so ignorant as a nation that our female children have no clue how thier body functions?
( all misspellings surrounded by this Q are on purpose...)
I think one of the problems is the myth around the regularity of periods... most people seem to come up with that a cycle is always 28 days or so and that if they're one or two days late something is *wrong*. Almost no one have cycles that regular... in most women they vary from 25-31 days, but the range could be approach wider... like mine are between 30-46 days for as long as I've tracked them (about 4 years), and on average 39 days.
I answered some girl's question about her 12yo friend who'd have sex less than a week before and was pregnant... I be like, uhm, there is no way she'd know she's pregnant if she lone had had sex less than a week earlier. I got a thumbs down.
Seriously, sex ed should be improved in this country! Source(s): I'm from The Netherlands, where on earth we actually have decent sex ed (and a much lower teen pregnancy rate to boot!).
A lot of questions on this site boggle my mind! I use it for entertainment more than anything! LOL
Answers: Lol! It really makes you wonder what are they teaching them? Or conceivably they use this forum for a substitute for a regular doctor. I personally know of a young lady who get pregnant , and kept thinking that it had to be something else besides a pregnancy. She kept insisting that there was no process she was preggers as her BF had pulled out. Should have see the look on her face when the dr. told her differently.I read alot of these for the entertainment value. :)
I do think some are misinformed roughly symptoms and whats normal and not, they here the odd person who have a light period instead of a heavy one and they are pregnant, or they own been watching "I didn't know I was pregnant" and get worried,lol I always prefer taking tests myself instead of asking, I know that no one on here is psychic, although that would be awesome to basically come on here and get all my answers,lol
it blows my mind when i read some question i think they are make up ones
Honestly! And if they're so terrified about it, WHY are they having sex?!
I am also baffled by the number of people who presume you can still get your period if you are pregnant! I know that some women spot throughout their pregnancies, but it's not a regular period, because that would be impossible. Makes me wonder what they are in truth teaching people (or not teaching them!) roughly speaking the reproductive system these days.
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It just seem to me that every little cramp and burp and discharge is blamed on a possible pregnancy. I have had 3 children. With none of them has my time of year come early and that been a symptom of pregnancy. I currently have a really wonky cycle, but singular recently tested ( even though I was fairly abiding it was going to be negative). My last "regular" period be
in late april. In mid may I had a pelvic exam and consequently the first day of my period in (late) May I put contained by a nuvaring ( I was just starting it). About 12-18 hours later my time of year was done. In June I did not even spot--all I had was a few pink spots on the TP after I peed. Just as a precautionary calculate I took a test over the weekend, and it was negative.
are we so ignorant as a nation that our female children have no clue how thier body functions?
( all misspellings surrounded by this Q are on purpose...)
I think one of the problems is the myth around the regularity of periods... most people seem to come up with that a cycle is always 28 days or so and that if they're one or two days late something is *wrong*. Almost no one have cycles that regular... in most women they vary from 25-31 days, but the range could be approach wider... like mine are between 30-46 days for as long as I've tracked them (about 4 years), and on average 39 days.
I answered some girl's question about her 12yo friend who'd have sex less than a week before and was pregnant... I be like, uhm, there is no way she'd know she's pregnant if she lone had had sex less than a week earlier. I got a thumbs down.
Seriously, sex ed should be improved in this country! Source(s): I'm from The Netherlands, where on earth we actually have decent sex ed (and a much lower teen pregnancy rate to boot!).
A lot of questions on this site boggle my mind! I use it for entertainment more than anything! LOL
Answers: Lol! It really makes you wonder what are they teaching them? Or conceivably they use this forum for a substitute for a regular doctor. I personally know of a young lady who get pregnant , and kept thinking that it had to be something else besides a pregnancy. She kept insisting that there was no process she was preggers as her BF had pulled out. Should have see the look on her face when the dr. told her differently.I read alot of these for the entertainment value. :)
I do think some are misinformed roughly symptoms and whats normal and not, they here the odd person who have a light period instead of a heavy one and they are pregnant, or they own been watching "I didn't know I was pregnant" and get worried,lol I always prefer taking tests myself instead of asking, I know that no one on here is psychic, although that would be awesome to basically come on here and get all my answers,lol
it blows my mind when i read some question i think they are make up ones
Honestly! And if they're so terrified about it, WHY are they having sex?!
I am also baffled by the number of people who presume you can still get your period if you are pregnant! I know that some women spot throughout their pregnancies, but it's not a regular period, because that would be impossible. Makes me wonder what they are in truth teaching people (or not teaching them!) roughly speaking the reproductive system these days.
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