There are a lot of things that have to happen before you start menstruating. The vaginal discharge is one of the things (normally starts 1 year before you start your period) as is breast development (starts 1 to 2 years before), hair under your arms and in your pubic area, and a growth spurt.
yes, but you need to tell your OB about it as soon as possible.
Tell your mom as soon as you get a chance. She can only help. She is going through the same thing Tell your mom as soon as you get a chance. She can only help. She is going through the same thing
well when you notice you start getting really bad cramps a lot and you start spotting is really when you first start thinking that you might be getting your period and if u get a check up from the doctor about it and she? she can tell you when they think you might get it soon nobody can tell when there menstruation will come even the doctors can't
No one can tell you when you're going to start your period, we are not psychic, we cannot predict when you will start ovulating or menstruating. You need to go learn about menstruation and puberty so you understand this and are prepared for when your period does start.
One of the most obvious ways to tell if you are going to get your period soon is after you have been having discharge for 6-12 months
as soon as you start puking.
You can tell your period is over when your bleeding gets lighter and our cramps start going away. Ask your mom, if you have any other questions, I'm sure she could help you.
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Well usually the doctor will tell you when your going to start it. but when you do, it usually last a month for it to start again so keep track of when you started
You have a missed period
As soon as you start getting your nausea feeling in the mornings.
There's no such thing as psychics - no one can tell you when you're going to start your period. Discharge has little relation to when you will start your period, discharge starts as you enter puberty and menarche typically occurs within four years of this but everyone is different. You need to go learn about puberty and menstrual cycles.