Michael asks…
Can late period cause weight gain?
I am 26 years old, my period has been irregular for the past year, I am average weight and height.
January – missed
Febuary – missed
March – lasted 5 days
April- Lasted 5 days
May- missed
June-missed
July- missed or not here yet??
This is the longest it’s been, besides pregnancy is there another reason why its so irregular?? Is there a way to regulate it without birth control? some natural ways?? I take one a day with soy 3x a week, I work out 2x a week. Also I noticed that I gained 4 pounds in 1 week , which is very abnormal since I have maintained my weight for the last 3 years. Does this weight gain mean it’s coming??
Thanks for the input-it’s appreciated.
Michelle answers:
I’ve never heard of weight gain bringing on a period.
Because you work on though you may just be gaining some muscle mass. You never know.
I would say though that you would probably be getting it by the end of this month because it looks like you get it every third month.
Irregularity is normal, some women take a long time to get regular. Besides birth control there’s no natural ways or other ways to regulate your period. Your body has to do that to it;s own time.
Stress, recent changes in exercise and diet though will throw off your period.
Donna asks…
I want to understand QUANTUM MECHANICS. Where to begin?
I’m 30 years old. I feel that I do possess the intellectual faculties to grasp many of the more abstract concepts and principles, but I don’t really know where to start. I was a natural at math and used to irritate my high school teachers by coming up with my own ways of working problems, rather than just plugging things into prepackaged formulas that were taught to us. Algebra and Geometry felt very intuitive to me but I went to a small rural school and never really found proper guidance or mentoring. I used to read a lot about relativity and similar subjects but never took Calculus. I took Trigonometry but my teacher was out half of the semester due to a pregnancy. I want to really learn the subtleties of quantum mechanics and physics, in general, but I feel that I have so many gaps in my education that need to be filled in. I don’t really know where the best or most efficient place to start is. Should I just begin learning the math first, then proceed to learn it’s applications in physics until I can hopefully grasp topics like quantum physics and the nature of light? I don’t expect to make any contribution to the cutting edge developments in these fields, but I consider it a goal in personal growth. I’m fascinated with questions concerning the nature of reality and time and such and just want to equip myself with the tools to actually ponder these things on my own, rather than just reading the reiterations of the discoveries that others have already made. I want to be able to perceive these things in the deep way that people like Einstein or Richard Feynman did. It’s a tall order, I know, but just humor me. Lol.
I know I can find just about anything on google. I’m not asking WHERE to find the knowledge that I lack. I’m asking about the best order in which to develop the technical knowledge necessary to understand theoretical quantum mechanics. I’m no spring pony anymore and, therefore, want to make the most efficient use of my time and effort.
Thanks for the great advice, guys.
OldPilot: Yeah, that’s kind of what I’m getting at. I realize that I can’t understand these things intuitively on the basis of what I perceive to be natural cause and effect from my typical life experiences. You make a very good analogy with the whole fiction thing. I need to learn what rules do apply in this strange microscopic realm. If I actually plan to attain any sort of “understanding” of these things, I realize I’ll have to let go of the grandiose plans (at least for the time being) and just take practical steps to actually get there. Sounds like the first thing I need to do is learn Calculus.
Side note: I’m ashamed to say that I do actually know what kind of creature sparkles in sunlight. My wife craftily manipulated me into seeing those movies with her by taking advantage of my love for her. Women… psshhhh…. ;P
Michelle answers:
Always be proud in whatever you learn mate….and it’s never too late to learn.
I’d suggest you take some calculus lessons first – especially differentiation, integration and differential equations…study of QM in books generally starts with Schrodinger Equation which needs a basic knowledge of differential equations.
I don’t know whether this gonna help you but I used a text book of D.J. Griffiths – you don’t need it to study thoroughly and skip through some math-heavy portions…and there’s Feynman lectures too,,,
Mandy asks…
Long but easy 10 points for best answer, will reward asap?
Alright I’m facing a real problem here. This is pretty hard to go through. My girlfriend is extremely concerned about being pregnant but the problem is it might not be my child. So here is our situation.
She had a devastating breakup about 7 months ago with her boyfriend of two years. He once told her he loved her, and although she won’t admit it I think he just told he loved her so he could have sex with her. He broke her heart saying hes not in love with her anymore, and she didn’t understand it. I don’t know the whole story but the friendship they had ended when he called her dirt, spat on her. And slept with her best friend.
Now during those months she was devastated she was heart broken, and she couldn’t trust guys she hated guys. She would spend a lot of nights getting drunk and having one night stands. Most of them mistakes. My guess is she was taken advantage of a lot of time. But at the same time shes very sexual so she didn’t put up much of a fight.
Two months ago when she now knew me but she just had a crush on me. I didn’t make a move as quickly as she would of liked. She ended up having one last night one stand . Her mom just had her start birth control, and she had unprotected sex. She told the guy make sure he pulled out but he never did. Instead he stopped pretty early and told her she needs to take a break. And he just left, she thinks he went in her
Couple weeks later I made a move. At the time I didn’t know much about her past. She was really sweet and cute and appeared innocent at work. All I really knew is she had the biggest crush on me and it was no secret. She is absolutely beautiful so how could I resist.
Everything felt so natural and came together quickly. She has fallen in love with me, she trusts me. And I am exactly what shes looking for. The one thing that’s always been weird is. Every single time we have had sex its been unprotected. Shes on birth control but we have never had protected sex. We talked about condoms but she never pushed them on me, and in her past all her sex was protected before this one guy and of course me. The difference being every time I have pulled out and we have had sex about 25-30 times now.
So she thinks shes pregnant. She often feels tired, she has to pee a lot, her breast are tender, and we have both noticed they have gotten bigger. She didn’t have her period this weekend when it was expected and still has not had it. And apparently she had her period after she was with this guy and with me but she says it could be break through bleeding and it was not her actual period.
So Thursday we are going to get her a pregnancy test. I have been really supportive of her. But things are not looking good these are noticeable changes and its scary. I have to be supportive and make her feel better, but at the same this is tearing me up. The girl I love can be carrying a baby and that should be wonderful. But not at this point in my life. I’m 19 years old and not ready for this. She is 16 is definitely not ready for this.
The only hope is that she took a Plan B after what happened with this guy. She was hoping that was the end of it. We are going to find out Thursday for sure. She has already asked me if I would take her to get her an abortion so her mom would never know. I don’t know if I can do that, but its her decision and I have to support her.
This is extremely difficult, please need some opinions or answers or something. I honestly don’t know what to do. If its my kid I don’t want her to get an abortion. But if its not I don’t know what I want. I don’t want to be the father of a bastard child that’s not mine. I don’t want her to kill the baby though. I don’t know what to do.
10 points for best answer please offer some advise or support or something.
Michelle answers:
You really cant be sure until you take a test.
I have very irreguler periods some times i will go 3 months late and then get one. The added stress of a missed period is awful on a girl and the stress makes it later!! So after you find out if she is pregnant or not its really decision time. If she wants to keep this baby she is going to need all the help and support she can get. You cant punish someone for something that happened in the past! I am also only 19 and my bf has a baby with his ex, it all happened before we got together and i love him and i dont see it as a problem.
I was pregnant at 17, when i told my ex( my bf at the time) i was he ran for the hills, i never seen him again, but only after 3 months i miss carried. After that i met my new bf, but the point it, if the pregnancy had carried on and i met my bf i would not have wanted to been treated different as i didnt know him then. This child could be yours and you need to take some sort of responsibly for this! Its takes two to tango after all! And although the pulling out and praying method works the odd time, it doesnt always, there is a thing called premature ejaculation where a wee bit comes out, this can happen and sperm lives in the womb for 7 days after sex. If she had her period after that boy it is more than likely yours. Now you need to decide if she is pregnant and all the dates work out what to do. Whether you decide to keep the baby or not is up to you, no one can answer that! Even consider giving the baby up for adoption as there are many couples out there desperate to have a baby who cant conceive! Think about possibly how lucky you are that you can actually have a family.
16 is a very young but no woman of any age is ready for motherhood or fatherhood in that fact.
If she is not pregnant tell her to go to her doctors or sexual health clinic to go onto a contraceptive pill or some sort of hormone treatment, or else use condoms!
Thats all i can really tell you as i understand this is a difficult situation so all the best with it and i hope the outcomes are good and this doesnt affect your relationship!!
James asks…
im concerned my obgyn wasnt telling the truth?
I became pregnant in 09 and had to get medicaid. My husband and i liked the first dr we met, “dr foot”.he was old school, used tried and true methods and had been delivering babies since the late 70s. About 5 mnths in, i noticed some small flesh colored bumps on my vagina near my thigh. My trusty manuals all pionted to skin tags so i raised the question to dr foot. during every visit i was instructed to remove my clothes from the waist down, but only given a vaginal exam a few times. this particular occasion was not an exam one, and he seemed disgrunteled to have to look at the bumps. he classified them as hpv,explaining to my husband it was herpes, and said hed perscribe medication when the baby was born, which he did. I researched Hpv and was terrified id infect my baby, while dr, foot seemed unconcerned during the whole pregnancy and only mentioned them on my day after exam, saying the cream had not been tested for breast feeding mothers. i waited until after my baby self weaned at 10mnths to begin using the prescription, and it cleared all but a few bumps up. Its now time in our lives to begin thinking about adding to our family, but im still concerned about the bumps. i recently read that genital warts are not the same as herpes, and am confused over what dr foot told us.Are they the same thing, and if not can i get rid of these bumps through holistic or natural methods? Id like my next child to have dr foot as the first dr, but if he was not correct in his diagnosis, i dont want to use him.
Michelle answers:
Herpes and HPV are not the same.
Herpes are open sores, while HPV looks like skin tags or flesh colored bumps. HPV resolves itself within a couple years while herpes is for life. In my opinion I would get the bumps checked out by another doctor before attempting to conceive again.
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