What are period's?

Answer 1

Period Periods? well I don't know what kind your talking about but I think its the girl periods. If you are a girl and you haven't had it yet, don't worry, your going to wish you don't when you do. If period period wasn't that kind of period then. <----there you go!

Answer 2

Bloating, mood swings body hair, sweating, cramps, headaches, painful breasts, yellowy white discharge and your first period is a reddish brown hope this helpps x

Answer 3

• A period is an interval of time, signified by a certain condition or event, such as a week, the Colombian period, or a school term.
• A point at which something is competed or concluded, such as the period at the end of a sentence.
• A period is when females (and only females) bleed from their vagina at intervals. This happens on a regular cycle (monthly for most) when a woman is not pregnant due to the unnecessary lining being sloughed off.
• Thefreedictions.com lists 15 definition, see the link below.

what girls have at a certain time in there teen or tween-ager years.

no buddy, it would be nice if that were the case. women start having their period around the time when puberty hits and continue having it until menopause when they become barren (unable to reproduce). when a girl starts getting her period it means that she is now able to bare children. every month a girl ovulates which means that an egg is released and waits to be fertilized, if this doesn't happen by the end of about three weeks her body will shed layers of skin through bleeding taking the unfertilized egg with it. watch out for women prior to having their periods they develop a condition known as PMS (premenstrual syndrome) where they turn into raving emotional lunatics... funny when they go through menopause the behaviour is the same and pretty much permanent... sorry ladies but you know this to be true

"dont trust anything that bleeds for 5 days and doesn´t die."

herbert garrison

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When you are about to have your period, you will end up finding some white or yellowish discharge on your underwear. This will continue to happen for about 6-12 (Even up to 18) months, and soon enough, your period will hit. Sometimes, and only for some people, you might have PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome). If you have PMS, that means that you get very moody before you are about to have yopur period. If you end up having the discharge and are moodier than usual, that could be a warning you might have your period soon.

When you see pink, red, or even brown liquid on your undies, you need a pad (also called a sanitary napkin or sanitary pad). Most people would advise you to use a pad when you get your 1st period, but after that, you could use a tampon. But, if I were you, I would definately use a pad until you are used to your period and are comfortable with it. Unless you do swimming or some other water activity, keep using pads until your period becomes regular.
a period is when the blood sheds from the nest that is forming in your stomach to have a baby and the blood comes out your vagina. you will need to use a pad which is a absorbent little pad that you put in your underwear and when the blood comes out the pad absorbs it in. you can also use a tampon which is worn inside the body. it takes in the blood before it comes out of the body. i would prefer tampons because they feel drier and do not make such a mess.

For me, I don't like tampons and I have to dance, but lucky for me i have spring break this week and don't have to worry about it except the fact that i have to take a shower. that's the only thing I'm worried about, other than that don't worry about it.

Answer 4

Period Periods? well I don't know what kind your talking about but I think its the girl periods. If you are a girl and you haven't had it yet, don't worry, your going to wish you don't when you do. If period period wasn't that kind of period then. <----there you go!

Answer 5

Periodicals are published works that appear on a regular schedule. These are mostly found in newspapers, magazines, newsletters and yearbooks.