Suis-je enceinte si mes saignements menstruels sont légers après le 4 mars ?

There could be many reasons for your symptoms, but one possibility is an INFECTION. It's important that you CONSULT a DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY to get a proper diagnosis and treatment. Don't wait until it gets worse......

Its generally considered normal and not a cause for concern. It can occur when the blood takes longer to leave the uterus and partially oxidizes.

Incomplete abortion can lead to complications like infection, heavy bleeding, and sepsis. Treatments include dilation and curettage (D&C), misoprostol to cause contractions, and vacuum aspiration to remove remaining tissue. Please consult a gynecologist for personalized advice. 

 

As a cyst or fibroid goes, so it means that some growths in the body shouldn't be there. They can cause some symptoms like pain in the belly, excessive bleeding, and needing to pee a lot. Fibroids and cysts can happen because of hormonal fluctuations. At times, we may not know the precise cause. Treatment can be medication, surgery, or sometimes watching to make sure they don't cause any problems.

For medications need to understand your other health conditions. Please visit a gynecologist for proper treatment

Since you had a delay in your monthly period, it may be a sign of pregnancy, but there are other possible reasons particularly stress and changes in hormones. To know that you are safe you could do the test only after the 14th of May and learn if you are expecting. Your cycle is subject to the effect of countless factors in various states of your body.

There's no sure shot way to get periods faster. But you can try maintain your weight, manage stress and eat healthy food such as eating papaya can help you get regular periods as well as consume more iron rich foods.

Periods don’t always mean you're not pregnant. You might feel tired, need to use the bathroom more often, or have sore breasts due to hormonal changes. If you're unsure, it's best to take a pregnancy test to confirm rather than guess.

It may be bacterial vaginosis, another common form of a vague infection. It is due to excessive bacterial growth in the vagina. You should see a gynecologist to determine the diagnosis and treatment.