You can tell when you get your period by observing physical signs such as cramping, bloating, or mood changes that often precede menstrual flow. The actual onset is marked by the appearance of blood, which can vary in color from bright red to dark brown. Tracking your cycle using a calendar or a period-tracking app can help you anticipate when your period is due. Regular cycles usually last between 21 to 35 days, and any significant changes might warrant a consultation with a healthcare provider.
[You are 13 and when you wiped there was blood] congrats that means you started your peirod tell your mother and she will get you supplies good luck
no i had mine at 11
an eon
a drought.
Possibly.
144 mya
20 mins
there is actually no way you can start your period faster
1900 to 150 B.C.
The fall of Rome in 410AD
to tell u the truth it didnt hurt when i got it but i did notice it when it happened, evryone has different reactions so it is possibly that it hurts alittle (just a cramp ur not going to die of pain)
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