Why is my vaginal ring white/pink?

Its a rare congenital condition that occurs during fetal development. Generally most congenital abnormalities including penile agenesis are not preventable. They can result from a combination of genetic, environmental, and developmental factors that are often beyond our control.
It is also important to seek emotional support and counseling to address the feelings and challenges you may be experiencing.

Missing a period without having engaged in sexual intercourse requires an accurate gynecologist’s evaluation. Often, hormonal imbalances or thyroid disorders lead to irregular menstrual cycles. A gynecologist can determine the cause of abnormality and prescribe proper treatment.

Taking the i-pill might result into hormonal disturbances in your body which in turn might disrupt your menstrual cycle. It is always recommendable that you see your doctor before taking any drugs for contraception purposes.

Sperm linger inside your body for several days and therefore a woman can readily become pregnant. Some early signs of pregnancy are a missed period, tiredness, and vomiting. If you suspect you are pregnant, a home pregnancy test can be used to confirm it.

Irregular periods, weight gain, constipation and itchiness may indicate a medical condition. One should seek the help of a gynecologist in cases where periods are not on regularity and that of a gastroenterologist when one is having constipation. A dermatologist should be consulted for weight gain and an endocrinologist, on the other hand, in case of itchiness. Do not dismiss these symptoms as a failure to diagnose and treat correctly may diminish your physical health and happiness.

Greenish or watery breast secretions are warning signs of breast infection or a hormonal imbalance. It is advisable to see a gynecologist, for an accurate diagnosis and treatment. Do not wait for the symptoms to get worse and consult a doctor.
 

If you've decided to stop breastfeeding from one side, then it's best to gradually decrease breastfeeding sessions to prevent breast engorgement and discomfort. Ultimately, the decision to continue or stop breastfeeding is a personal one. It's essential to prioritize both your comfort and your daughter's nutritional needs while considering your own situation and preferences.