how young will you be when you have your period?
967660
Every girl has her own schedule, as a matter of facxt the average age is between 10-14, however there are ages before and after that, if you are worried, ask your parents(I am assuming you havent got there yet) to take you to thedoctor to ask questions, you can go to your school nurse too, and depending on your situation, you can ask your mom. I used to think getting my period would give me big boobs, I didnt even start to get boobs until 2 years later, other girls get boobs before their period, other then that, just wait, it will come, and then you may wonder when will it ever stop! LOL
878061
18! only kiddin about 19 to 24 i think, depends if male or female
954844
The normal time to start having a period is between 10 and 16.  It's ok if you don't have one yet and your friends do.  Don't worry, it will happen for you.  And don't try to rush it.  Once it happens, you will understand why I've said that.  I personally started at 8 (which is VERY early), but my mother and my sisters all started at 15 or 16.  It's normal.  I'm not sure how old you are.  But as long as you are under about 16, it's ok if it hasn't happend for you yet.  Talk to your mother (if that's possible for you) and find out how old she was.  This will help you better understand what is happening and when it will happen for you.
909667
You can have your period anytime from the ages of 9-16. Many women experience cramps. Sometimes just a slight pain in the stomach and other times the pain can really hurt. No worries though they make pills, such as midol for the pain. Also other problems you may have before starting your period is nausea, vomiting, headaches, breast tenderness, bloating, tiredness, mood swings, and food cravings.
724271
You're probably just young and when you're young you don't have a normal cycle yet. You're body has to adjust and creat it's own timing. It will be irregular until you reach about 18-21. The next time you get it could be 2 months! So don't worry you're fine. :-) I've been there before too
574451
your first can happen anytime between ages 10-16 so dont worry too much if you dont have it yet. the cramps you mentioned could be a sign that youll be getting it sometime in the year. i got mine when i was 10 and i had cramps when i was about 9 and a half and then i got my first period and it all settled down for the most part. it may be the same with you but if you are really worried then speak to your mother , she should know best , and if your still worried ask to see a doctor and if they think its bad enough theyll put you either on the pill or hormone thereapy , something to those effects. hope this helps :) .
1015188
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!
238782
it depends how old u r\ni'm 13 and i've had big boobs and my period for 3 years\nit depends
104411
well, if you're talking about pregnancy. her age has nothing to do with it #1 i don't care if you're 13....as soon as you get your period, you're able to have children. That's what your period is, is the lining to your uterus getting ready for a baby. About the time that she has sex, tell her to go on yahoo and look up her ovulation. You don't want to have sex the week that you are ovulating. Tell her she should use protection whether it be condoms, birth control, or even abstinence. They need to be safe about it.
1118626
The first day of your period is day one.
283874
You mean, for the first time? You don't know in advance, you will know when it comes.\nOnce you start having regular periods, just count days from the beginning of one period to the beginning of another for several months. The number of days will be around the same. Then you can look at your calendar and estimate the date of your next period.
383231
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!
815752
It begins on the FIRST day of your last period. (the day you start) Mother's almost always right.  :)
984161
I am not sure what the youngest age is but, I started my period at 9 but I started getting pubic hair at about 7.
457525
if your in the first 3-4 years of having your period its normal for it to be irregular it can take up to 5 years for a womans cycle to balance out and become more regular.normal cycles are between 21-28 days.if it becomes bothersome or you get chills,heavy bleeding,severe cramps,severe abdominal pain go to your doctor. but your probably doing alright and you'll just have to wait until your body catches up.
1158185
i have had my period for 2 years also eventually when your full grown it will eventually become regular and if you want more information try going to beinggirl.com it really helps!!
10503
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.