ok so we had sum fun and finally got the numbers, what u ladies think of 7 inch long 2 inch wide and 5.25 inch around
Answer:
Check Out the Size Chart in the Sources Section. I looked at it and it is in the High Average Category. So it Would be Great For Most Women. Average Size is 6" so if that is the size of your Unit You are Well Endowed and Hung really well.
I think size and measurments are silly. I don't go arround measuring every guy's genitals I encounter with a ruler and don't know many girls who do.
Every heard the saying "Its not the length, its not the size, its how many times you can make it rise". And rise is the issue these days isn't it.
my opinion is size doesn't matter as long as your comfortable with your size. to me it seems guys who are more comfortable with their size perform the best guys who are worried about their size don't let loose as much and it is less enjoyable
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Opinion on birth control?
hey I am stumped what would be ur opinion on birth control adn ur conclusinon on it pls tell and explain pls
Answer:
Well if you are going to have sex and you feel you are not yet ready to have a child then birth control is a good idea. Also not all people used birth control for actual control of birth, but to help regulate periods.
to me birth control is a good thing and means that the participants are reasonably mature and are thinking about the future
My opinion is, any person not wanting to have a baby should be using forms of birth control. Men=condoms/Women=birth control pills and make sure your partner is wearing a condom.
Reasoning=too many babies born into bad situations or homes.
please spell your words compleatly. PROTECT yourself until your ready to have children! the pill is always a good choice. the patch is debatable.
Birth control is no new idea. In Roman times, the perfered method was sheepskin condoms. As far as pills, patches, shots, and rings..Well, it's an individual basis. If you're a responsible person the pill will work for you. If not, you're wasting your time and money being on it. Patches are great for irresponsible people, because you put it on and change it once a week and don't have to think about it, but there are serious side effects to the patch. The ring, as someone else state, can slip and get stuck-and usually you have to go to the doctor and have him/her put it in for you. As far as the depo shot, my sis-in-law got a shot and was on her period for 3 months-what woman wants that.
In my opinion, birth control is a great idea, birth control=population control. Some people really should not be creating offspring, and for them I would pay for the birth control myself.
I use birth control pills to treat medical conditions that I have going on right now such as endometriosis. I find them to be pretty helpful for the endometriosis.
Answer:
Well if you are going to have sex and you feel you are not yet ready to have a child then birth control is a good idea. Also not all people used birth control for actual control of birth, but to help regulate periods.
to me birth control is a good thing and means that the participants are reasonably mature and are thinking about the future
My opinion is, any person not wanting to have a baby should be using forms of birth control. Men=condoms/Women=birth control pills and make sure your partner is wearing a condom.
Reasoning=too many babies born into bad situations or homes.
please spell your words compleatly. PROTECT yourself until your ready to have children! the pill is always a good choice. the patch is debatable.
Birth control is no new idea. In Roman times, the perfered method was sheepskin condoms. As far as pills, patches, shots, and rings..Well, it's an individual basis. If you're a responsible person the pill will work for you. If not, you're wasting your time and money being on it. Patches are great for irresponsible people, because you put it on and change it once a week and don't have to think about it, but there are serious side effects to the patch. The ring, as someone else state, can slip and get stuck-and usually you have to go to the doctor and have him/her put it in for you. As far as the depo shot, my sis-in-law got a shot and was on her period for 3 months-what woman wants that.
In my opinion, birth control is a great idea, birth control=population control. Some people really should not be creating offspring, and for them I would pay for the birth control myself.
I use birth control pills to treat medical conditions that I have going on right now such as endometriosis. I find them to be pretty helpful for the endometriosis.
Operation pain?
I have just been to hospital on monday for a laparoscopy i was just wondering if anyone knew how long this was going to be sore for and if anyone has had this done did they have gas moving around in there stomachs after it was done. Thanks!!
Answer:
I just had an operation on June 6. It was laprascopic at first, before they had to open me up.
The gas pain was *horrible*. The gas they use to expand your abdomen is absorbed by your intestines, where it will eventually get expelled. The first few days that pain was worse than the pain from the operation itself. My best advice is to try to move around as much as possible, because that helps get it moving and get it out.
I tried taking some Phazyme (simethicone) pills - don't know if they really worked or not.
Good luck!
Ask your doctor.
My abdominal surgery was done by cutting but I got the extra bonus of them using a laprascope to blow gas into me for a look at things first.
The pain will go shortly but yes, the gas is terrible. But there's an old Scottish saying "Aye where ye be, let the air run free".
It'll be better in a few days. Take care.
Answer:
I just had an operation on June 6. It was laprascopic at first, before they had to open me up.
The gas pain was *horrible*. The gas they use to expand your abdomen is absorbed by your intestines, where it will eventually get expelled. The first few days that pain was worse than the pain from the operation itself. My best advice is to try to move around as much as possible, because that helps get it moving and get it out.
I tried taking some Phazyme (simethicone) pills - don't know if they really worked or not.
Good luck!
Ask your doctor.
My abdominal surgery was done by cutting but I got the extra bonus of them using a laprascope to blow gas into me for a look at things first.
The pain will go shortly but yes, the gas is terrible. But there's an old Scottish saying "Aye where ye be, let the air run free".
It'll be better in a few days. Take care.
Oops I forgot to take some of my birth control... uh?
So.. I didn't take it last weds, took weds and thurs pills at the same time on thursday... missed on friday, took fri and sat pills at the same time on saturday... took sunday, i might have taken monday or tuesday's late and then was back on track starting on weds have taken weds thurs and fri. Am I "safe" or should I be using condoms?? And don't be like WELL YOU SHOULD BE USING CONDOMS ANYWAY BC BLAHBLAH well you know what I have a boyfriend so it don't even matter.
Thanks :)
Answer:
YOu are safe. It takes a while for your body to adjust to no birth control and when you are taking a couple of pills at the same time it is like emergency contraceptive. I know it is very very difficult to keep track of the pills. I can see that it is a trend for you to forget them. My advice to you is get a Nuva, it is easier to deal with.
Definitely use a condom--anytime you miss a pill it's a good idea, and since you've missed quite a few, it's DEFINITELY a good idea.
I wouldn't risk it, I like to go bareback as much as the next girl but if I had messed up my bc schedule like that I would definitely be using condoms.
well yes you should be using a condom. OR yeah you know what can happen...thats not good. Unless your plannin on having a baby.
I would use a condom, why risk it, right? You missed a lot of days. I had a friend who missed just one and ended up preggers. Until you get your period again just use a condom. Have you tried the depo shot? I'm thinking about getting it because I always forget to take my pill, still researching it though.
If you skip a pill, the effectiveness of the birth control can drop to about 50%. So I'd definitely use condoms till your next period. I have a couple of nieces from this exact situation :)
Thanks :)
Answer:
YOu are safe. It takes a while for your body to adjust to no birth control and when you are taking a couple of pills at the same time it is like emergency contraceptive. I know it is very very difficult to keep track of the pills. I can see that it is a trend for you to forget them. My advice to you is get a Nuva, it is easier to deal with.
Definitely use a condom--anytime you miss a pill it's a good idea, and since you've missed quite a few, it's DEFINITELY a good idea.
I wouldn't risk it, I like to go bareback as much as the next girl but if I had messed up my bc schedule like that I would definitely be using condoms.
well yes you should be using a condom. OR yeah you know what can happen...thats not good. Unless your plannin on having a baby.
I would use a condom, why risk it, right? You missed a lot of days. I had a friend who missed just one and ended up preggers. Until you get your period again just use a condom. Have you tried the depo shot? I'm thinking about getting it because I always forget to take my pill, still researching it though.
If you skip a pill, the effectiveness of the birth control can drop to about 50%. So I'd definitely use condoms till your next period. I have a couple of nieces from this exact situation :)
Ooo does it hurt?
Some people say that using a tampon can "pop you cherry" and break you hymen. does that really hurt.
ps. i started my period only 5 days ago and i havent used tampons yet
Answer:
Check out this site Emily.
It will answer all your questions regarding this...
http://www.steadyhealth.com/can_insertin...
yes, it can break it..
wait for maybe a year before you use a tampon. Pads are easier and they dont hurt at all.
Not true. And tampons don't hurt. Good luck!
tampons dont hurt unless you dont put them in right.
but you shouldnt have a problem and there are directions
on the box. i would suggest using teen sized tampons,
or a smaller size until you get used to it.l
and no it dosent hurt if it breaks you wont even feel it.
If this is your first period - I woudl sugegst using pads - just so you get to know your period , flow rate etc etc .
And for firstime tampon users I would suggest using an applicator as its fool proof and cleaner.
They do not hurt though - can be uncomfortable it put in not far enough but they settle in in about 5 mins anyway.
Also a bit sore to insert if your flow it REALLY light - if this is the case just wait an hour or so and then insert it
Good Day,
There is no age recommendation for use of a tampon..They make very slender tampons made just for the first time user.These will not usually damage the hymen. Do not insert it in to far. Every box comes with directions on how to properly insert the tampon. If your tampon is placed in properly it will not hurt you at all. But if you hurt right after you did not insert the tampon in correctly.
When using the tampon be sure to keep up with your hygiene.. And understand how to properly use it. It is important to understand ones own blood flow so you know and understand what type of flo you have so you buy the proper tampon to accommodate your blood flow.
To have your cherry popped it can hurt but not because you lost your hymen. But due to the stretching your body undergoes during sex.
As well as many girls have lost their hymen during horse back ridding and never knew that it was possible to lose it during this and it did not hurt them. As well as many other ways your body does lose your hymen.
Hope this helps.
Hymen breaks easily. You can break it playing sports, riding a bike, etc. If you've ridden bikes a fair amount or are active in sports, you probably already 'popped the cherry' (btw that's more of a sexual term guys use).
I rarely use tampons (only if I have to) cause it feel uncomfortable to me. It's an odd feeling I must say (anything going inside you in that area feels odd at first 0.o), but in the end tampons really help. Not everyone uses them tho, and you should be aware of the risks (yes, there are risks to using tampons).
And if it's your first period, just use pads. It's less complicated that way, and usually (USUALLY, depends) the flow isn't heavy enough. Best to use tampons for the first two days when the flow is really heavy. Afterwards just use lighter pads, like Light Day or something.
But I do suggest waiting a year minimum before even thinking of using tampons, like 'hello' said.
ps. i started my period only 5 days ago and i havent used tampons yet
Answer:
Check out this site Emily.
It will answer all your questions regarding this...
http://www.steadyhealth.com/can_insertin...
yes, it can break it..
wait for maybe a year before you use a tampon. Pads are easier and they dont hurt at all.
Not true. And tampons don't hurt. Good luck!
tampons dont hurt unless you dont put them in right.
but you shouldnt have a problem and there are directions
on the box. i would suggest using teen sized tampons,
or a smaller size until you get used to it.l
and no it dosent hurt if it breaks you wont even feel it.
If this is your first period - I woudl sugegst using pads - just so you get to know your period , flow rate etc etc .
And for firstime tampon users I would suggest using an applicator as its fool proof and cleaner.
They do not hurt though - can be uncomfortable it put in not far enough but they settle in in about 5 mins anyway.
Also a bit sore to insert if your flow it REALLY light - if this is the case just wait an hour or so and then insert it
Good Day,
There is no age recommendation for use of a tampon..They make very slender tampons made just for the first time user.These will not usually damage the hymen. Do not insert it in to far. Every box comes with directions on how to properly insert the tampon. If your tampon is placed in properly it will not hurt you at all. But if you hurt right after you did not insert the tampon in correctly.
When using the tampon be sure to keep up with your hygiene.. And understand how to properly use it. It is important to understand ones own blood flow so you know and understand what type of flo you have so you buy the proper tampon to accommodate your blood flow.
To have your cherry popped it can hurt but not because you lost your hymen. But due to the stretching your body undergoes during sex.
As well as many girls have lost their hymen during horse back ridding and never knew that it was possible to lose it during this and it did not hurt them. As well as many other ways your body does lose your hymen.
Hope this helps.
Hymen breaks easily. You can break it playing sports, riding a bike, etc. If you've ridden bikes a fair amount or are active in sports, you probably already 'popped the cherry' (btw that's more of a sexual term guys use).
I rarely use tampons (only if I have to) cause it feel uncomfortable to me. It's an odd feeling I must say (anything going inside you in that area feels odd at first 0.o), but in the end tampons really help. Not everyone uses them tho, and you should be aware of the risks (yes, there are risks to using tampons).
And if it's your first period, just use pads. It's less complicated that way, and usually (USUALLY, depends) the flow isn't heavy enough. Best to use tampons for the first two days when the flow is really heavy. Afterwards just use lighter pads, like Light Day or something.
But I do suggest waiting a year minimum before even thinking of using tampons, like 'hello' said.
Only women who have breast implants answer, plz?
are you happy with them, do they look and feel natural ? I want to get an augmentation, and would love to hear some tips from you. Thanks loves
Answer:
Breast implant surgery is very safe nowadays. My cousin got her breast reduction, tummy tuck and facelift surgery in India by the company called Tour2india4health Consultants .The Price for the surgery she paid in India was very less. She paid 30% of the cost she was quoted in America.
Tour2india4health Consultants is very famous in India. They arrange cosmetic and plastic surgery for foreigners in India. I read a lot about them in the Newspapers and about their patient stories. They arrange financing for USA, Canadian, UK and other international patients who plan to have surgery abroad for low price, as the breast reduction, tummy tuck, facelift and other cosmetic surgery is not covered by insurance. They also have photos pasted of their International patients. You can checkout their website. There are huge cost savings. As a doctor I personally believe that surgery can be easily handled in India, as the quality of healthcare available In India is simply best in the world. The surgeons are USA/UK trained and facilities are 5 star.
http://www.tour2india4health.com...
Hope this helps.
i dont have breast implants, but my mom does. when she first got them she was in ALOT of pain. she litteraly layed on the couch for a week and a half. when she had to take a shower, me and my older sister had to help her in the bath tub and clean her. so if you do go through with it, then make sure you have someone to tend to you for a while. anything else that you really need to hear, just go to a plastic surgeon and he/she will tell you pretty much ANYTHING you need and want to know.
I had breast augmentation 10 years ago, going from a B-cup to a full C/small D. I would have to say that overall I've been very happy with my decision. Yes, it is quite painful for a while after surgery, especially if you choose to have the implants placed under the muscle. I decided to have the procedure done through a tiny (not quite 2cm) incision under each breast (which isn't noticeable at all anymore), on top of the muscle but under my real breast tissue. Immediately after the procedure, I was worried because they looked like torpedos (I was pretty freaked out), but my surgeon told me to calm down, that this was completely normal and that over the next year my breasts would "relax" into their natural position. Just like he said, they did. Even when you squeeze them, they feel completely natural because the actual implant is under my real breast tissue. As far as choosing a surgeon, do your homework and remember - you get what you pay for! Look at some before/after examples of their work, then decide. As far as having problems - I've been lucky and haven't had any. But, I know a lot of women who have so always keep that in mind. Problems with encapsulation and scar tissue is the most common complication. Take the time to research, choose wisely, and I'm sure you'll have a positive experience.
Good Luck
I'm a 23 year old female, I started as a 34A..or smaller..and I stumbled upon bravabreasts.com, I emailed the girl and actually got her to lower her original asking price, so that was great! I wore the system for 6 months, almost everyday for maybe 30-45 minutes each time. I ended up gaining an entire cup size, which for me, was seriously an answer to my prayers! I've ALWAYS wanted a bigger chest, and I finally got it. I'm satisfied! I guess I wouldnt mind going slightly bigger, but I'm a small girl, so it might look odd. Anyways, I really think anyone should give it a go...it's cheaper than the real Brava and better and safer than surgery! And now, since I got such good results, I'm a seller of these machines as well...hence the name. :o) You should give it a try before you risk your life with surgery or creams, etc.
Answer:
Breast implant surgery is very safe nowadays. My cousin got her breast reduction, tummy tuck and facelift surgery in India by the company called Tour2india4health Consultants .The Price for the surgery she paid in India was very less. She paid 30% of the cost she was quoted in America.
Tour2india4health Consultants is very famous in India. They arrange cosmetic and plastic surgery for foreigners in India. I read a lot about them in the Newspapers and about their patient stories. They arrange financing for USA, Canadian, UK and other international patients who plan to have surgery abroad for low price, as the breast reduction, tummy tuck, facelift and other cosmetic surgery is not covered by insurance. They also have photos pasted of their International patients. You can checkout their website. There are huge cost savings. As a doctor I personally believe that surgery can be easily handled in India, as the quality of healthcare available In India is simply best in the world. The surgeons are USA/UK trained and facilities are 5 star.
http://www.tour2india4health.com...
Hope this helps.
i dont have breast implants, but my mom does. when she first got them she was in ALOT of pain. she litteraly layed on the couch for a week and a half. when she had to take a shower, me and my older sister had to help her in the bath tub and clean her. so if you do go through with it, then make sure you have someone to tend to you for a while. anything else that you really need to hear, just go to a plastic surgeon and he/she will tell you pretty much ANYTHING you need and want to know.
I had breast augmentation 10 years ago, going from a B-cup to a full C/small D. I would have to say that overall I've been very happy with my decision. Yes, it is quite painful for a while after surgery, especially if you choose to have the implants placed under the muscle. I decided to have the procedure done through a tiny (not quite 2cm) incision under each breast (which isn't noticeable at all anymore), on top of the muscle but under my real breast tissue. Immediately after the procedure, I was worried because they looked like torpedos (I was pretty freaked out), but my surgeon told me to calm down, that this was completely normal and that over the next year my breasts would "relax" into their natural position. Just like he said, they did. Even when you squeeze them, they feel completely natural because the actual implant is under my real breast tissue. As far as choosing a surgeon, do your homework and remember - you get what you pay for! Look at some before/after examples of their work, then decide. As far as having problems - I've been lucky and haven't had any. But, I know a lot of women who have so always keep that in mind. Problems with encapsulation and scar tissue is the most common complication. Take the time to research, choose wisely, and I'm sure you'll have a positive experience.
Good Luck
I'm a 23 year old female, I started as a 34A..or smaller..and I stumbled upon bravabreasts.com, I emailed the girl and actually got her to lower her original asking price, so that was great! I wore the system for 6 months, almost everyday for maybe 30-45 minutes each time. I ended up gaining an entire cup size, which for me, was seriously an answer to my prayers! I've ALWAYS wanted a bigger chest, and I finally got it. I'm satisfied! I guess I wouldnt mind going slightly bigger, but I'm a small girl, so it might look odd. Anyways, I really think anyone should give it a go...it's cheaper than the real Brava and better and safer than surgery! And now, since I got such good results, I'm a seller of these machines as well...hence the name. :o) You should give it a try before you risk your life with surgery or creams, etc.
Only three days?
Ok, I am 22 years old. I have a 28 day cycle every month. I usually start in the afternoon or evening on Thursday. I typically get horrible cramps, throw up, and feel slight cramps for about a day then for 5 days i bleed then stop until the next month. I know not being on birth control you can't really control the days of your cycle. Well this month I started a day early(not a big deal) I got sick all day long (not just once like usual) and I only was on my period for about 2 1/2 - 3 days. it was lighter than usual. Do you think this is a sign of pregnancy? I don't want to waste money or time worrying if it isn't a big deal. My fiance and I are in a monagomous relationship and we always have unprotected sex. We have both been tested. We are both open to the idea of having children now. I am not wishing this or secretly obsessing I would like a general opinion. Please don't be rude or stupid. I know what I am getting myself into.
Answer:
When I first started with the birth control pills, I had a really short period. It happens sometimes. Since you are sexually active, you should get a pregnancy test. Some Ob/Gyn's prefer to run the blood test periodically, just in case. My doctor did that, to be sure. So, get the test, even if you want to have a child soon. That way you and your partner can prepare. Good luck!
It wouldn't hurt to take a pregnancy test.
It is very possible for you to be pregnant. This happened to me my first 2 pregnancies. I would certainly take a preg test, just to be sure.
it is a possiblity you could be pregnant, you should get an early pregnancy test and/or talk to your doctor about
It sounds as though you are just having a lighter periord than normal, but pregnancy tests aren't that expensive, so if it's like this next month go ahead and try one :)
Sometimes my periods are short and lighter too. But just to put your mind to rest, get an early pregnancy test or see your Doc.
Good luck :)
Answer:
When I first started with the birth control pills, I had a really short period. It happens sometimes. Since you are sexually active, you should get a pregnancy test. Some Ob/Gyn's prefer to run the blood test periodically, just in case. My doctor did that, to be sure. So, get the test, even if you want to have a child soon. That way you and your partner can prepare. Good luck!
It wouldn't hurt to take a pregnancy test.
It is very possible for you to be pregnant. This happened to me my first 2 pregnancies. I would certainly take a preg test, just to be sure.
it is a possiblity you could be pregnant, you should get an early pregnancy test and/or talk to your doctor about
It sounds as though you are just having a lighter periord than normal, but pregnancy tests aren't that expensive, so if it's like this next month go ahead and try one :)
Sometimes my periods are short and lighter too. But just to put your mind to rest, get an early pregnancy test or see your Doc.
Good luck :)
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