I have had a discharge for 2 years and still haven't started my period!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
128919
You are definitely going through puberty, but when your period will arrive is still a guess. Breast development, hair under your arms, a growth spurt, and a white/clear vaginal discharge are all signs that your body is maturing. You are definitely headed in the right direction...just hang in there.
455387
It would be best to talk to your doctor about that. It could be a number of things, but it would be safer for you to speak with a doctor. Don't worry about not getting your period yet, some people are just late bloomers and there shouldn't be anything to worry about.
405117
Funny how two males answered first when you asked them not to.\n\nOK - yeast is only one kind of infection you could get.  Different ones can cause different kinds of discharge, and/or different kinds of smells.  Many of them can cause itching.\n\nI really do think you should see a nurse or doctor about this. \n \nBut until you do:\n- always wipe from front to back so you don't get bacteria from your anal area in your vaginal area\n- wash daily.  Use only the most basic of soap (or none if you might be sensitive).  Washing morning and night is OK too.\n- DO NOT use a douche - if you have unfriendly bacteria it can push it further up inside you and cause infection there\n(for now, I'd avoid using tampons for the same reason)\n- try to wear cotton, not polyester or nylon underwear\n- if using a pantyliner, try for one with a cottony feel, not a plastic-like weave on the covering\n- don't wear jeans or pants that are tight against your crotch  ("Camel toe" is not an attractive look, anyway!  Nobody needs to see your "M".)\n\nAs for your period - you are young, and it's normal to have a period that isn't always regular in the first few years of menstruating.  But if if doesn't come soon, talk to your doctor. \n\nMine came anywhere from 4 -6 weeks apart when I was your age, but by age 18 I once skipped 8 or 9 months (I was a virgin too).  It turned out I had an imbalance of the various hormones that regulate different phases of the cycle.  (This, along with really heavy periods, or really bad cramps, ar some of the reasons that a virgin might be on the pill, to regulate that balance of hormones.)\n\nGood luck, honey.
460836
Need more information.  What was the reason for the hospitalization 2 weeks ago.  Were you actually admitted?  For how long?  What have your doctors told you about yourself?  How long have you had the symptoms you've described?  Has anything unusual or stressful happened in your life over the past 12 months?  Has your mesntrual cycle always/usually been regular?
634661
It can sometimes take a while for everything to go back to normal. I had my second son four months ago, and my first period was over a week and a half late. \nIf you still feel worried about this, go to your doctor and seek a professional opinion.
523119
your period can be irregular for a while when you first start getting it i got mine when i was 11 but it wasn't completely regular until i was almost 15 even now,at 17, i'm going on birthcontrol to help regulate it more b/c i have a short cycle (come almost a week early every time) diet and exercise can have an effect on it too. Talk to you docter about it next time you go in but know that it is perfectly normal
639035
try going on the pill...that usually works to make things follow a schedule.\n\nwhen my period first started I was on a 17 day cycle for a year..that's when I went on the pill
528518
You have absolutely no reason to worry.  Anywhere from about 9-16 is within the normal range.  There's no for-sure way to know when it will come.  Your mom's experience is one clue (although my mom was 11 and I didn't get mine until I was 14.)  Vaginal discharge is another clue; some people say that starts about a year before your period does.  You should keep a pad in your purse or bookbag just in case because it can start without any notice.
308131
lmao....you already had your vaginal discharge when your mother gave birth to you. too late brudda
311078
I understand what you are saying. Periods suck!! Try talking with your doctor and express how you feel. There are different medications that will allow you to have only 4 periods a year. The only sure fire way of never having a period is having a hysterectomy and you are way to young for that.
616863
your not the only one with that problem, i have an appointment with my gyn on friday to find out whats wrong with me becuase i've had that same problem for that same amont of time, but im not even 18 and i have been pregnate, teehee
430752
Back in August I had my period for 9 days straight....constant cramping, sometimes feeling like contractions, and constant bleeding. (There was even a red ring around the toilet, gross!) Anyways, I KNEW this wasn't normal for me and went to the doc's. Finds out I have ovarian cysts which was causing this, I don't know exactly why, and not saying this is your problem, but if it's not normal for you, which it's obviously not since you are frightened, I would suggest a visit to the old doctor and see what's going on.  The worse he can say is he doesn't know and to keep an eye on it, which unfortunately wouldn't be suprising, but just knowing you went to get it checked on can help calm you down.  Good luck to you!
616648
I will have to say this.  I used to have this problem when my period come on once every 2 to 3 months.  Then it was like 1 or 2 times a year.  I cant tell you that this is not a serious thing.  Things that could be causing it is pregnancy, cyst, tumors, or fibroids.  I found out I had cyst and fibroids.  I feel its better to be safe than sorry about what happens later.  With all that said, just take care of yourself and dont take warning signs for granted.  This might be something that might lead to something more serious so please find out whats going on with your body.  I hope you will make the right decision.  If you need to talk to me in a more private area about this, you can let me know.
252863
I am assumeing your a young girl so maybe your period is just not regulated yet stop worrying about it and since you said you didnt have sex maybe it will come on its own.
439573
boy do I have a story for you!  I once had my period for 23 day straight.  I first went to my normal doctor and she did absolutely nothing.  No tests were run or anything.   I then went to the gyno hoping for an answer.  He preceeded to tell me that it was because I was fat and that the fat cells give off more estrogen and that can prolong your period.  I went home crying still not knowing exactly what to do about the problem.
550141
You have lost you your 'plug'. That happened to me also. Just use some panti-liners. I hated that stage....just pray you don't tear or get hemroids! That will be more annoying than the discharge.\n\nGood luck and congratulations!!! You'll be someone's mommy soon!!
472287
This is totally normal, it will take a while before they sort themselves out. When i first started i would go months without a period. If it carries on too long maybe talk to your mum and see the doctor, She will understand