Menstruation

It depends. If you're underweight or a serious athlete this could be a side effect. If you've just started birth control it could be your body getting use to the hormones. Otherwise you may be pregnant. If you've taken a pregnancy test and the results were negative you may want to consult a doctor.

they usally can be up to 9-14 years old when you get yours

Squirting would not affect pregnancy. Much is still unknown about female ejaculation, however what has been discovered is that women who do experience this actually ejaculate, or squirt, non-urine fluid from the urethra. Since the urethra is outside of the vagina, it would have no ill effects on a pregnancy.

Stress is a leading cause of irregular periods, so probably.

Psychics are the most accurate way do diagnose a pregnancy. Except, you know, a doctor, midwife, or even a $1 at home pee test.

No, menstrual clots can't rupture the hymen. Menstrual blood doesn't clot like normal blood, the larger pieces you see in menstrual flow is uterine lining. The hymen is tissue that surrounds the vaginal opening, the uterine tissue isn't even big enough to stretch the hymen let alone cause it to rupture.

Yes

you could be pregnant or fake pregnancy .(where your body thinks you are but your not)

No, you cannot have a period the first month of pregnancy or at any other time during pregnancy. Menstruation occurs if the egg has not been fertilised, and you cannot menstruate during pregnancy.

as much blood that comes out

No but a vulva and labia etc can have all sorts of shades from light pink to dark purple. All is normal.

To get your mum to get you some more pads you simply ask her 'mum, can you please get me some more pads, thank you'. It's that simple, it's as easy a question as asking her to buy you more toothpaste.

Depends what your talking about when you say "hurt."

If your talking about pain in the vagina, then no it doesnt her but it feels like your peeing yourslef at times.

If your talking about stomach pains and your boobs hurting then yes and no. Your boobs usually hurt before you get your period once your period starts they dont hurt anymore. Stomach pains are very normal but not everyone gets them and they continue off and on during your period.

Personally when i had my first my boobs didnt hurt but my face broke out and i felt very tired, and during my period my stomach did hurt but not that badly.

MOstly once a month so 12

You can't make your menstrual cycle start earlier than it is supposed to start. Menstrual cycles are controlled by a domino effect of hormonal changes, you can't speed-up or skip phases of your cycle.

she is ready to make babys

Assuming you mean leak as in NOT swimming.

If the flow (heaviness) is really heavy, you could either wear overnight pads, tampons and pads or 2 pads. You could also wear two pairs of underwear, so if you do start to leak, you'll feel it and have time to save yourself.

It really is up to the woman to decided how she will deal with her period.

No, if anything the opposite is true.

You only menstruate if you ovulate, and you only ovulate if your body is physically healthy enough to cope with pregnancy - if a woman was to exercise too much or starve herself then the body will try to prevent pregnancy by preventing or delaying ovulation, thus they would either miss a period or experience a late period.

Thus why girls who suffer from eating disorders like anorexia, or professional athletes, often loose their periods and can lose their ability to have children permanently.

Yes, it can make your period late. You should expect it according to the type of birth control you're using. If you're not sure when, call the prescriber to ask for information specific to your situation.

the yellow stuff is most likely discharge

Yes. Anytime you change your normal routine while using hormonal birth control, breakthrough bleeding or spotting can occur. Depending on how many pills you took, it may last into your next period or may stop after just a few days - either would be considered a normal side effect.

I dont want to mean to put pressure on you, but you should go see your doctor as if you dont take it seriously, some major health issues might occur,

the best option is to see your doctor

hope I was helpful XxX

Telling when exactly you will get your period is impossible. I got mine around the time when my breasts had been developing for 1.5 years, I had underarm hair and pubic hair, and I was 13. But, for everyone it is different. Some gurls start mensturating around 8, but the typical age is between 12-14. Don't worry about getting it. It can be imtimidating when all of your friends have it, but you are lucky because it is just another pain. Be prepared and carry pads/tampons with you and wear pantiliners every day when you follow the things I said earlier. When you first get your period, you will see a red/brown color in your underwear and you might experience cramps and backaches, bloating, headaches, and sometimes lightheadedness. Tell your guardian that you got it and ask them about your family and their experiences. Good luck!

Hormonal birth control can make the menstrual cycle more predictable during the time you take them. After you stop, your period is likely to return to its previous pattern.

There are other treatments available for specific causes of irregular menstrual cycles, some of which can be used by women trying to get pregnant.

See your health care provider for help.