this is a question for girls.what are the signs for your period and how many days before your(first) period does it happen?
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Sometimes your breasts will get swollen or a little sore, sometimes you feel a little bloated like overnight you gained 5 pounds, you may feel a little sadder around that time or mad. Most times I break out in a little acne too. For me, I get these symptoms about 4-5 days before my period.  Then it starts and my breasts get better.
469887
It really depends on your body.  Some people have really irregular periods all the time (like me) so you can never really know when they will come.  So sorry, but I'd just be ready at your normal time but know that it will probably be later.
254119
Mark the days you are your period on a calendar.  Then mark the days you are off on the calendar.  Count the days in between when you start your period up again.  When you do this a few times, you will find that your period starts around the same number of days every time.  A period does NOT start once a month, it starts a certain number of days apart.
480465
Instead of worrying about when you will ovulate your better make sure you are not pregnant now. Period for only one day is not a period.... Buy a test and find out if you are pregnant,
114925
You only have a day or 2 period! Its great! Not as much pain either!
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not all of us girls are the same its usually day 13-14 from the first day of your last period and for 3-4 days that's the norm, but as i said not everyone is the same, you can get pregnant at any time of the month but those few days are the most likely
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My first several periods were not painful at all.  Sometimes you can get cramps in your stomach but not everyone experiences that.  I was 13 when I started my period for the first time.  I had NO CLUE that I had started.  I simply had to go to the bathroom while walking home from school one day.  I went into the Hardee's uptown and used their restroom.  When I went I had dark brown on my underpants and when I wiped.  I have an older sister so I knew what was happening.  I went home and later that evening it became red and like a normal period.  I didn't feel any different though.  Now... later I started having cramping and moodiness but that happened a few years after I began my period.  You are going to be just fine.  It's not as bad as we women make it out to be sometimes.
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No way to measure normalcy in your period.  You didn't say how old you are?  I agree you need to see a doctor.  It's just a pain in the rear to have a 10 day period, ugh.
432347
you can sometimes spot a little a few days before and after your period its normal
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The average period last 21days...Only three of those days are you ovulating.  Start counting days when you actually start your period...(the everage last 5days or so) But typically approximately 13 days after you start your period you wil ovulate.  Give yourself 3 or 4 days away from sexual intercourse during this time or use more preventative measures...ie condoms.  Then approxiamelty two weeks from the start of your ovulation period you should start your period....It also helps to take you temperature on a daily basis for the first month (providing your not sick)...do it first thing in the morning before you do anything stressful...you will note that the days you are ovulating your temperature will go up slightly.\n\nIf this is to complicated purchase an ovulation kit...that might be good for you to start with.\n\nGood luck
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Generally speaking PMS starts in the week leading up to your period
193564
Yes this is perfectly normal... when i first got my period it lasted about a week and a half, then i got it again about 3 weeks later. Your period will be irregular to begin with until your body gets used to the change. Once this happens you will only get it roughly once a month and most periods only last for about 3-7 days depending on the individual.\n\nIf further down the track your periods continue to be irregular you might want to consider the pill (contraceptive). The pill will make your period regular and will stop you from bleeding for as long. The bonus out of this also is that you can tell exactly when you'll get your next period and the pill also gives you the option to skip periods which is actually good for girls (only if you skip it once in a blue moon, so like say every 3-4 months).\n\nHope this info helped, if you have any further questions consult your doctor as they are the best people to get this kind of info from. Good Luck Hun : )
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blood flows out, your weight or size basically determines if you get heavy periods or light periods. every 28 days from the last day of your period to the start of your next,some peoples last maybe less than 5 days and some others last up to 8 days, you get cramps, your lower back aches, sometimes you get bloated, u get tired, and thats all i can think of.
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Menstrual cycle depends on individual body mechanism, some are 22days(short menstrual cycle) some are 28days - 30days (normal cycle) some are 32days or more (long menstrual cycle) and some have thei period after 2 or 3months (irregular cycle), since its only 13th today and lastmonth is your first menstruation, I recomend that you have to record your menstrual date period as it come for atleast 6months , so you will know if you are having a normal,short,or long cycle or even an irregular menstrual cycle..
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If it is coming from your vagina then its your period..you period is supposed to last only about 4 days and then start again every month
200978
You are not alone... I get the same problem. About a week before my period starts, I get very emotional- I cry about everything and get pissed off over nothing. My legs and thighs feel sore and crampy, I get a migraine and I get nloated like a swollen pig. I think its just normal for some people. I even think the it is hereditary.
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Congratulations!  No, you definitely do not have to worry. It's annoying when your period shows up unexpectedly like that, but not everyone has an ultra-predictable cycle, especially when they're really young.  It might take a while for your body to establish a schedule, but that alone is not something to worry about.