It may be caused due to ingrown hair, blocked hair follicles, or skin irritation from shaving or sweat. TO avoid this, u can try keeping the area clean, wearing loose-fitting clothing, and considering alternative hair removal methods. If it still doesn't heal then check with a gynecologist for proper treatment.

A yeast infe­ction might explain your symptoms. With this condition, thick white discharge and an unple­asant odor often occur in the vaginal area. Abdominal discomfort fre­quently accompanies yeast infe­ctions too. Certain factors like antibiotic use or tight clothing can disrupt the­ body's natural balance, leading to overgrowth of ye­ast. Over-the-counter antifungal cre­ams can be effective­ treatments for restoring balance­ and clearing the infection.

It is completely natural to be concerned about a late period, even after having your tubes tied. Here’s the thing though – not having a period can occur for many reasons besides being pregnant. Stress hormones changing up or certain drugs could all cause your menstrual cycle to go off kilter. Taking a test can help ease any worries so if this is something that is worrying you then go ahead and do it. 

You did the right thing and took the emergency contraception pill. The little period blood you had may be due to your body getting used to the pill. Blame it on the pill, or do you think it’s a sign of pregnancy? Moreover, you should know that yet another headache is the most common side effect of the emergency contraceptive pill. If in doubt, take a pregnancy test after a couple of weeks. 

It's generally recommended to avoid alcohol or to consume it in moderation for those who are trying to conceive or are already pregnant. 
Even if its 5% alcohol beer in moderation and may not have a significant impact on fertility or pregnancy outcomes, it's important to know that every person and pregnancy is unique.

MISSING a period can be NORMAL.. STRESS, weight, and exercise changes can cause it.. TESTING negative for PREGNANCY means you are not PREGNANT.. CONSULT a DOCTOR if you have CONCERNS..

Blighted ovum, which is also called the synonym "anembryonic pregnancy," is a situation where a fertilized egg is implanted in the uterus, but the embryo does not develop. I understand your worries about having two blighted ovums one after the other were scary. The most important thing is to consult your doctor, who knows the potential causes and comes up with the possible solutions that allow you to have a healthy pregnancy in the future. You could have further examinations which are done to help decide if there is an underlying factor that is causing this to happen multiple times. 

If you continue to experience symptoms such as missed periods or abdominal pain, even after a negative pregnancy test, it is important to consult a gynecologist for further evaluation.