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The main symptom of a foreign body in the vagina would be discharge. Usually it would have an odor. If your daughter lies on her back and separates her legs, you may be able to see quite a way into her
It's a little unusual that you would have some bleeding 11 days after your withdrawal bleeding started, but I don't think it's anything to worry about. I'd just wait and see now when you get another period
I would urge you not to take contraceptive pill as it can be dangerous. I have had many questions and stories from India and other places, that many women have dangerous bleeding after taking emergency
Your periods have always been normal partly because you were on the pill for 8 years. Now you're 35 years old, and it's not unusual for your ovarian hormones (which control periods) to be less regular
Yes. Some women on some pills won't have a period. Most women on the pill will have lighter periods, and sometimes they get so light they don't come at all. If you'd rather have periods, you could ask

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