She says she has an IUD and cannot determine her menstruation days because the bleeding occurs intermittently. What should she do regarding prayer?

I took menstrual regulation pills, and on the ninth day I became pure and prayed, and on the tenth day blood came down, should I pray or not?

I was two and a half months pregnant, and I went to the doctor, who told me there was a heartbeat at the beginning of Ramadan. After that, I started having bleeding, and I went to the doctor two weeks ago, and she performed a uterine cleaning, and only the gestational sac was present. I do not know the ruling on whether I should pray and read the Quran or not, because the fetus was not the size of a month and a half, meaning on 24/4, and until now I am not praying or reading the Quran?

A woman experiences red and black discharges and feels menstrual cramps, then after a week she menstruates as usual. Should she pray in the week preceding her menstruation or not?

What is the ruling on touching the Quran for a woman with continuous bleeding for a long time?

A woman on the tenth day of her menstruation sees a yellow discharge like mucus. Does this count as a dirty discharge or not, and is she considered pure because of it?

Is it necessary to perform wudu before each prayer even if no blood has come down between the prayers?

Is it permissible for a menstruating woman to enter the mosque to attend the celebration of the Prophet's birthday?

The questioner says: That during her menstrual period, she experienced bleeding for three days, with only one drop of blood each day and nothing else following until the next day, and therefore she did not pray; does she have to make up these prayers?