PINK SPOTS after sex could indicate IMPLANTATION BLEEDING... Implantation bleeding happens when the fertilized egg attaches itself to the uterine lining... This type of bleeding may be mistaken for a period, but it is usually lighter and shorter than a normal period... However, there could be other reasons for spotting after sex, like a cervical polyp or infection... Wait and see if your PERIOD comes, if not, take a PREGNANCY TEST... If you experience heavy bleeding, abdominal pain, or fever, go see a DOCTOR...

It's normal to have pregnancy hormones after taking an abortion pill... Don't worry if your test is positive after 8 weeks... But as you are concerned bcz of persistant positive result, Consult your doctor for thorogh examination like Blood tests and USG

MISSED PERIOD stopping birth control is normal... HORMONES fluctuate... No need worry..

BLEEDING after taking an ABORTION pill is normal.... Passing clots is also common.... BLEEDING and CRAMPING may last up to two weeks.... If BLEEDING is very heavy, or if you have severe PAIN or fever... seek medical attention.... Always follow up with your healthcare provider...

SPOTTING after OVULATION is NORMAL and COMMON due to HORMONE fluctuations... IMPLANTATION bleeding can also cause SPOTTING... Certain BIRTH CONTROL methods can cause SPOTTING... If SPOTTING is HEAVY or PAINFUL, CONSULT a DOCTOR...

It's possible you have a URINARY TRACT infection and a rash.
UTIs can cause pain in lower abdomen..... Get tested!! and treated.
RASH could be unrelated or a side effect of medication.
Consult with a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.

LATE PERIOD could indicate PREGNANCY or HORMONAL CHANGES.... FATIGUE and BLOATING are common PMS symptoms.... GASSINESS is also typical in PMS or DIGESTIVE ISSUES.... HEADACHES could be due to HORMONAL CHANGES or STRESS... Take a PREGNANCY TEST to rule out pregnancy... Manage symptoms with REST, EXERCISE, and a BALANCED DIET... Consult a doctor if symptoms persist or worsen...

ASSUMING a 28 day cycle, your period is late. Stress and hormonal imbalances can cause this. Take a PREGNANCY test to be sure. If negative, wait a few more days and test again. If it remains negative, see your doctor... They will check for underlying conditions that can cause a missed period such as POLYCYSTIC ovary syndrome (PCOS) or THYROID issues...

SEX DURING PREGNANCY is safe for most WOMEN.... SEX may help relieve stress and improve sleep, and it doesn't harm the baby in most cases... Avoid SEX if you have a high-risk pregnancy or your doctor advises against it... Discuss any concerns with your doctor...

FAST PERIODS could mean a HORMONAL IMBALANCE....STRESS, weight loss, or PCOS could be the reason...CONSULT a GYNECOLOGIST to rule out other causes... KEEP TRACK of your menstrual cycle using a period calendar... MAINTAIN a HEALTHY WEIGHT, rest well, and EAT healthily...TRY YOGA or MEDITATION to manage stress....

Age, timing, frequency of INTERCOURSE, and fertility all play a role in determining the probability of pregnancy. The likelihood is approximately 20-25% in each menstrual cycle. After 6 months of trying, 60-70% of couples successfully conceive... In case of unsuccessful attempts, consult a DOCTOR to assess any underlying CONDITIONS...

A negative pregnancy test means you're likely not pregnant. Stress can delay periods. Wait and test again in 1 week. If you're still concerned, see a doctor.

BASED on your hCG level, YOU could be pregnant... However, the scan DIDN'T show anything yet... Your last period was on 16th October, so it's possible you're just a little over 2 weeks pregnant... You should wait a few more days and take another test... If it's positive, schedule an appointment with your doctor.

MISSING PERIODS can be due to several reasons... STRESS, weight gain or loss, excessive exercise, and HORMONAL IMBALANCES are common causes... Certain medications and medical conditions can also lead to missed periods... Visit a medical professional for a checkup and advice on your situation...

There are a variety of factors that can cause a delay in menstruation. STRESS, WEIGHT, and PCOS are all common. PREGNANCY or menopause are also possible explanations for a late period. If you are SEXUALLY ACTIVE, it is recommended that you take a pregnancy test. Otherwise, it may be best to simply WAIT IT OUT. If your period still hasn't arrived after a month, it's time to CONSULT A DOCTOR.