When continental crust collides with continental crust both are to buoyant to be subducted, as the two plates continue to push against each other it uplifts the crust with reverse faults and creates mountains.
Fluid retention scores (on a 0â4 scale) peaked on the first day of menstrual flow (mean Â± SE: 0.9 Â± 0.1), were lowest during the mid-follicular period, and gradually increased from 0.22 Â± 0.05 to 0.50 Â± 0.09 over the 11 days surrounding ovulation.
Although it can feel like a lot more at times, the total amount of blood lost during one period is usually about 60 milliliters (about 2.7 ounces). That's about a third of a small plastic cup. At that rate of bleeding, it takes about 4 hours for a regular tampon or pad to become fully soaked. That is just an average, though: menstrual flow is usually heavier on some days than on others. Doctors consider a woman to have menorrhagia if she regularly loses more than 80 ml of blood during one menstrual period.