[~ BunnyliciouS ~]

^ Any part of your body always feels warm

if your body is cold, you're dead

hurt part, I dont know, probably you slept in wrong position.

[4ever_sweet]

i have a few questions >.<

my period comes wayy too much!! i get it once every 2 or 3 weeks and it usually goes for a week >.< are there any natural ways of making it every 4 weeks?

& i suck at using tampons!! ive tried so many times~ ive been swimming with a tampon before but it felt weird >.< i probably didnt push it up enough though

so i was wondering for you tampon users how much of you finger has to go in as well? and is it really hard to insert the tampon the wrong way? & anyone have DESCRPITIVE diagrams? mayve i put it in the wrong hole?

please dont be immature about this too =[ i have to go swimming regulary and i dont want my period disrupting me =[

I think I am lucky. My normal schedule is around 2 - 3 months. It's normal for me though, I think.

Anyways.........you do not have to stick any part of your finger in down there to get the tampon to go in right. The directions on the box are usually very good at explaining. The way they design a tampon (like a stick, you know?) was to make it easy for you to insert it down there. I can't explain it how to do it in words............but, advice would be to read the directions more carefully.

[hpluver]

so basically i went to the doctors like friday..and he told me i should get a pap smear. kuz im kind of "sexually active" and he said i need it done immediatly..so i have another appointment this week..and im really scared..i know that they take a swab or brush and kind of swipe the cervix to see if you have any cancer or w.e. but what else goes on??..and im scared kuz my doctors a guy..and hes kind of wierd. idk how to explain..i wish a nurse would do it...>O< gahh!! idk..anyone been through this? or know anything about it?..o__O;;

[chriquen]

^if your'e that uncomfortable with a guy doctor, ask for a female colleague of his to do it, or a referral. doctors are professionals though, and there's no reason that a male doctor would behave differently. but if you get a wierd vibe, definitely go to another doctor.

for the actual procedure, you'll be asked to get in a gown while the room is empty. then the doctor will come back in and usually tell you what he'll do. he'll apply some lube with a gloved hand and insert two fingers inside while pressing on your uterus from the outside with his other hand. this is to feel if there are any abnormal bumps. he'll also use a speculum to open up the vagina and insert the swab, which he will put in a culture jar afterwards. there's no pain (at least if you're taking the thin prep), just some slight discomfort from the pressure of trying to feel around. shouldn't take more than ten minutes.

[whothatchic]

so basically i went to the doctors like friday..and he told me i should get a pap smear. kuz im kind of "sexually active" and he said i need it done immediatly..so i have another appointment this week..and im really scared..i know that they take a swab or brush and kind of swipe the cervix to see if you have any cancer or w.e. but what else goes on??..and im scared kuz my doctors a guy..and hes kind of wierd. idk how to explain..i wish a nurse would do it...>O< gahh!! idk..anyone been through this? or know anything about it?..o__O;;

why didnt you get a female gyno? thats what i did so i wouldnt feel uncomfortable.

[lisag106]

what scares me about tampons is whether or not they're comfy ... does it feel uncomfortable at all?

[akira53]

^ if it feels uncomfortable you put it in wrong. You shouldn't even feel it if you put it in right...although it will probably be uncomfortable putting it in the first few times.

[Juli~<3]

yea its not comfy if the angle is wrong.. and it does kinda feel wierd at first. but you get used to it.

[yellowtutu]

I tried to use tampons once but it hurt so much when I tried to put it in. After that, I never tried again scared, haha. I heard it's not really good to use it though and what if it gets stuck inside you? It would be embarrassing when they try to take it out..

[hpluver]

why didnt you get a female gyno? thats what i did so i wouldnt feel uncomfortable.

i dont know. i will try if i feel uncomortable..thanks for ur replies..

[Lebanese_Blonde]

^
also when i 1st started using tampons i was afraid of putting it in too far or the string would disappear...but putting it in too shallow is really uncomfortable

[HaneSorano]

the strings are pretty long. they won't go missing on you.
and i'd say the plastic applicatior or round tip tampons are the more comfortable to use as a beginner.

[pinkxlilies]

My period hasn't come in 12-13 months...is this okay? I've already seen my family doctor and she said to come back for a blood test next month if it doesn't come by then. I was just wondering if any of you have had this problem for this long? I started my period two years ago if that helps.

[ETERNITY291]

the doctor told me because i had irregular periods that it was natural to have irregular period times for the first couple of years of when just starting our periods. for me i didnt have my period for 4 months and it came afterwards. my friend didnt get it for like 6 months. but not sure about 12-13 months, o_O

[they0me]

my friend's period didn't come about 3 months but after that its okay
this is my question i had an irregular period it come every month but the date is not the sama is it okay and after period i become really sensitive (hot - tempered but before that usually i will do something bad but now i always cry. is it okay

can anyone help me? i dont know if it can be helped but here goes!

frequently during the day my body like shakes from the waist up and it feels like a cold shock. it happens frequently and when it happens my eyes closes and my shoulders rock frontward to backward

i dont think theres anything seriously wrong but i dont want to keep it unchecked if u know what i mean? anyone have this problem and can help me understand whats going on like what causes it? t hanks ^^

don't forget to tell us what it is after you meet the doctor i want to know about it too (really)

[liltweekstar]

My period hasn't come in 12-13 months...is this okay? I've already seen my family doctor and she said to come back for a blood test next month if it doesn't come by then. I was just wondering if any of you have had this problem for this long? I started my period two years ago if that helps.

I remember not having mine for 5 months and the dr. said that if it didnt come for the 6th month I should go get it checked. Did you see a regular doctor? If I were you, I would have seen an Ob/gyn.

[megaSTEPxo]

I think missing a period for 12-13 months is a bit long.. that's like a year.
Is it possible to try another doctor so you can get a blood test sooner?

Hmm, I've had my period for about 8 years now.. and I've never had irregular periods until this summer (missed it for 1-2 months maybe?). I didn't really keep track of it in my earlier years but it came regularly.

However, it's kind of different for everyone since it varies with weight loss/gain, stress etc etc.

[pinguvxd]

pinkxlilies 12-13 months? that is not natural. i haven't had my period for maybe two months tops but 12-13 isn't good.
urgh. ever had the thought of maybe being pregnate or sick or something? i suggest to see a new doctor that will tell you what's happening really really soon.

[pinkxlilies]

Yea, the most i've heard of someone missing their period is 3-4 months. I'm even more worried now o_O.

^lol, well I'm 100% sure i'm not pregnant...

[blossomambition]

eeep, yeea! tell us how it goes after you see the doctor!

i don't usually get my period for months at a time.. liike, about 7months? it usually comes when i don't have school.. and then it stops.. maybe i just stress too much?? i don't know.. vv