I am really scared that i started my period what do i do?
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Don't worry. Every one is scared the first time they get there period. It is a natural part of growing up. Talk with your mother. She can comfort you and make you feel better. Once you get used to your period it won't be a big deal.
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I believe you're supposed to start taking the pill the first day your period starts and you should have been told this by whoever supplied them.  Make sure you use protection until your next period and on the first day, start on a new pack.\n\nhttp://www.angelic1healing.com
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Stick a banana up there, if it comes out whole your not pregnant, if it comes back eaten up you know your about to give birth to a monkey. LOL \n\nJUST WAIT FOR YOUR PERIOD OR TAKE A TEST
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There is the possibility that you are pregnant, but your period may also need more than one month to get back on a regular schedule. \nGet a test kit and make sure.
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There may be nothing wrong, but have you had any other symptoms?  You may have an infection, or if you are having unprotected sex, it may be a good idea to get checked out just in case (could u be pregnant?)  Not trying to scare you, but you can never be too careful.  Stress may also be a factor.  But sometimes our cycles just fluctuate.
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Don't freak out too much, it could be nothing!  I took birth-control pills for exactly the same reason and then just stopped taking them, my body flipped out and I felt really sick and my period was irregular for months.\n\nWait untill you finish your period this time and then start the pills, just as you did the first time.  You're okay.\n\nIf you're really worried, go to your doctor for more information.
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I would use a tampon.  At first I was scared to use them, but they are very easy to insert and very comfortable!!  As someone said before, make sure you get the slender ones.  I usually go for the Playtex Gentle Glide ones.  They are very comfortable!  And trust me, telling your dad that you are on your period is not as bad as it may seem!  My parents divorced and I lived with my dad since I was 8.. and when it came around to me starting my periods, I had to tell him because he was the one to buy the stuff for me.  Your dad already knows.  It's a natural thing.  He won't be surprised in the least.  And once you tell him about it, he won't bring it up again.\nGood luck with everything!
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Go to the doctor.  They can put you on birth control pills to regulate your period.\n\nYou want to straighten it out now.
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say something like  "so mom guess what? i got my period today" or "mom i think i started my period could we go buy some pads or something" tell her b4 u go to bed or right after school- DON'T WAIT because that's not safe
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I really doubt that you are pregnant but stranger things have happened.  If your period started, just shortly after you had sex, you were already past your fertile period.\n\nWait about a week and do a home pregnancy test...follow the directions exactly.  If you are still worried, see your doctor for a blood pregnancy test.
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It could be many different reasons... you should see your doctor... it's possible they may prescribe a pill to force your period to start.
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13\naround 13\naround 13\n\nDon't worry; it's normal for your period to be irregular for quite a while after you first start. Check with a doctor for reassurance.\n\nYou're fine...you're normal!
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You should take the first day of your period.
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Hey hey, don't worry, most every girl has this fear when they first use tampons. Most of them will say that it isn't that bad after they've tried it. Not all tampons are big, but you have to get the right size for your period. If you are have a heavy flow you'll have to use bigger ones, but if you are light you'll need smaller ones. I suggest you talk to your mom about this too, eventhough you might be uncomfortable asking. Even if you end up needing bigger tampons, they don't hurt like you'd think they would. It'll just take some getting used to. As for TSS, it's a very rare sickness, and you usually only get it when you leave a tampon in for a really long time, like 7 hrs. or more. But you shouldn't worry, because you usually need to change before that amount of time. Even if for some reason you do leave it in a long time, you probably be okay, you just have to make sure you take it out right away after you realize it. I'm pretty sure you'll be okay, it's always scary at first, but it's so much better than using pads all the time. lol
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It's obvious that you think something is wrong.  I'd guess that you are worried that you're pregnant.  Am I right?\n\nTry an over the counter pregnancy test.\n\nOtherwise, nothing sounds imminently dangerous.  See your doctor when the appointment comes up.  If you are too worried, see if you can move the appointment up.
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Sounds as though you might have your period – congratulations! \n\nYou might want to talk to your mother or another adult they should be able to help you out – although it is important you learn all you can about your body yourself. An adult should also be able to help you celebrate your first period, like a shopping trip, nice meal, sleep over, or whatever you might be into. \n\nThe most important thing you will ever learn about your periods;\n\nPeriods are only as a good or as bad as you make them!\n\nThe more you know the better they are, for example those pains aren't a necessary part of having periods. There are a lot of things you can do to prevent them, but for the time being I highly recommend drinking Raspberry Leaf Tea and rubbing a little Clary Sage on your belly. It's nothing to be worried about, we all get our periods sooner or later and there is nothing to fear, it's a good thing once you know all about it, promise.
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Have you had a menstrual period before?\nIf this is the first time ever, then get a pad - ask an older female friend/confidant to explain this in person.\n\nIf you've had periods before, and this is an irregular occurence, then you absolutely should see a doctor.