i just went through human groth and develupment and im so confused. can some girl tell me about some sighns that mean i might get my period soon?    please help!!!!!
203736
it may sound like hell\ni know i was scared but i got mine when i was 11and1/2 i hate using tampons so i use pads...\nyour first few times you shouldnt get any cramps\nafter your first time you might not get ti for a while\ni got mine in may, i felt no cramps what so ever and did not start getting it regularly until october
107488
I went online and found a few sites.  Hope it helps.  Do PLEASE share with your mom or adult female mentor (aunt?) as she/they may have advice and ideas on how to have a good "first period".  :-)  \n\nFirst periods (menarche) can be scary, but each one after that, you learn more about how your body works.
476039
RELAX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Its not a big deal, sorry, but your gonna have to get used to it! But i promise it gets easier to deal w/ u dont even notice it after a while. The first few times are just wierd!!! Relax, find a pad/tampon, clean everything, and just go on doing what you normally do. \nI would suggest a pad, WAY EASIER! You need to get used to having your period before you get too tricky! Just remember to put some pads in your purse so your always ready and you'll be use to it in no time! GOOD LUCK!
112008
oh, you poor thing! I was only 9, and my mom hadn't told me about periods yet, because she thought I was too young. I was at school when it happened, and I FREAKED! I had no clue what was happening. Needless to say, my mom got a good laugh out of it, after she cried because it was all happening too soon! Good question!
572566
YOUR ON SOME KIND OF BIRTH CONTROL PILL BUT YOUR QUESTION IS A LITTLE VAGUE.... IF YOUR WORRIED CAUSE YOU HAVE NT STARTED YOUR PERIOD, I DIDN'T START TILL I WAS 16 SO SOME PEOPLE NEED A LITTLE MORE TIME!
569327
honestly, it is great you are going to a doctor, because he can confirm if you have a uterarian cancers or other diseases...don't get freaked out by that, but is always best to start with that, unless you have been sexually active, which means you could have had a miscarriage...if you haven't it is still a possibility that you are just having an abnormal period like before...i was a devout sprinter for years and this was a common occurrence for me, it is just your body reacting from the strain of the physical stress you are putting on it....but still confirm with your doctor, that will give you the best peace of mind
620653
OMG!  =0(  I get the same things too and it really sucks. but you should also see a doctor just in case. If your legs and your back hurts, then it is most likely that you will soon get your menstrual period. But I do advise you to go to the doctor. and if it hurts a lot, you could take just one pill of Tylenol or Anacin but ask your parents first =) don't worry. I hope you get better =0)
396633
Since you have recently started menstruation, periods may be irregular particularly during the first year. Not every woman has a 28 day cycle and that's counting from the first day of the period. Now that you have started though you could see a gynecologist (women's doctor) to get some insight on what is normal for you...\nGood luck...
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.
82906
This is someting your Mom should have talked about a long time ago so you'd be comfortable when it happened. But now it's up to you to say something. I was scared when it happened to me, too, as my mother didn't tell me anything ... I learned it all from my friends. When my daughter started her period, we did it differently. I took her to a nice restaurant to celebrate that she'd become a woman. So here's what to do. Do you have an older sister to help you talk to your mother? If not, is there an aunt or another female relative who can help you? If not, then you'll have to do it on your own. Give her a note if that's easier for you. Just say, "Mom, I need some sanitary supplies." She may be a little surprised, but she'll recover. Honestly, she will... and so will you. This is perfectly normal and nothing to be embarrassed about. But I know how a 14-year-old would feel about this. It's difficult, I know, but like I said, write her a short note if it makes things easier. Leave it on her bed if you don't want to hand it to her. It really will be okay, Hon.
356561
wasting ur time. happened to me like 5 times! it's normal. it just means u didn't shed all ur blood and the vagnia is getting rid of some more. for me it lasted 3 days after mmy regular period. don't worry, it is normal. but if u r still nervous go to a different dr to get a different oppinion.
16076
hmm... if your period just ended, that means the ovule is out of your body, and a new one starts a 28 days journey. that is plenty of time for those little tailed cells to die (7 days life). You're allright. Been there, done that, and I'm not a mom :D \n\n*hugs
517521
ok well if you are having any blood from your vagina rather it be lite or kind of heavy yes its your period and you should just tell her you need to talk to her alone. and just tell her there is nothing to be embarrassed about.i know it can be alittle scary sence its new and all but the best person you can talk to is your mom.and there is nothing embarrassing about becoming a  woman
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.
250813
Sounds to me like your getting your period! welcome to the club! YOU ARE NOW BECOMING A WOMAN! Go have that uncomfortable yet short talk with your mom. Good Luck!
3839
It is Nature Baby!\nWell, for one thing, it's your body's way of preparing for pregnancy. Once you get your period, it means that you are physically able to become pregnant and have a baby – although you don't necessarily feel ready!\n\nPeriods happen as a result of hormones released from a gland at the base of your brain called the pituitary gland. These hormones cause an egg to be released. At the same time, the lining of your uterus (or womb) is becoming thicker – like a soft and spongy bed, ready for the egg.\n\nIf you have sex while everything is in place, you have a good chance of falling pregnant – unless you use contraception (like a condom). If you don't have sex, the egg does not get fertilised and the uterus lining starts to break down. The blood and tissue from this lining comes out through your vagina over the course of a few days – this is your period.\n\nMost girls start their period between the ages of nine and 16. Between the ages of 11 and 13 is average, but everyone is different.\n\nPeriods usually start after other changes to your body have taken place, like your breasts and pubic hair starting to grow. At first, your periods may be a little irregular – you might skip a month or be late by a few days – but this will eventually settle down and come about every 28 days.
231320
Usually, your breasts feel hard. You becomea little bit moody. You might also experience stomach cramps. Pimples also begin to show. Having a menstruation is a bit uneasy. Anyway, just wear a suitable sanitary napkin. It's part of being a lady~! ^^