Yes it is.
Yes
Brownish black blood on first day of your period is normal. This means that it is blood that may have stayed for a while in the urine folds or blood that was there for a while waiting to be released.
the yellow stuff is most likely discharge
its brownish or red
it could be the end of your period. or if you dont have yours yet, your first cycle. it is the combination of the normal discharge and blood. but if you are worried, go to your doctor.
This is completely normal, don't worry about a thing.
Yes, that brown discharge is the start of your first period. It may be brown, red, or a bit orange-colored. All of these are normal.
The white, liquid,clearish thing that comes out from your vagina is not a period. It's called a discharge and you get it when your close to your period,sexually active, or just cleaning your body. It is normal to get it and it is also normal to get it every single day! I got my period like 2 months after I got my discharge. but when my period was coming, the discharge was thick, and was coming out than before. If your period is coming soon and your at school, you better bring pads (or any other period materials) into your backpack or your locker so when you get it, you can just put it on. Hope this helped!-Webcasey
Your body could be ready to have your first period. I'm 12 turnin 13 next month and have discharge but no period. Last year on my birthday I first started having discharge. So may b next month on my birthday I might have my period so. Idk. Don't worry it's all normal:)
That happend to me on my first i guessed it was just dry blood in my discharge
No a "black discharge" is not normal. Using BCP or MAP can cause irregular bleeding and break thru bleeding in the first three months of using OCP.
that's just the left overs, its like when blood dries and turns brownish color, its not discharge, its just the very beginning or very end of your period where the first bit of blood has been in contact with oxygen and the left overs from not having any left in you besides the last little bit. Nothin to worry about.