My daughter is 13 and  started her period last Nov. And has not had another one since. And NO she is not?
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I didn't start my period until I was 15. I only had it about 3-4 days and then I didn't have another period for about 5 or 6 months. My mom took me to the doctor and they said everything was normal. After having a few cycles they became regular. If you are really concerned, take her to the doctor.
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First look at age. Girls go thru so many different cycles.\nsometimes our body fluctuates. Don't get to concerned you could just be going thru mid cycle bleeding break through.\nIf you are really concerned go have a check up.
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I think you're fine, dear.  A girl can get her menses anytime between the ages of eight and eighteen.\n\nBut you could check with your doctor, maybe s/he would like to run a couple of tests just in case.
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Ok a lot ofr girls don't have their period on time, due to stess or emotions being off balance. Also there is still a chance of being pregnant. Give her a week and see if it comes relax. If not go get a test and have her take it. It may be still early to tell if she is pregnant. But next time use protection or get birth control to play it safe. Just relax and let time judge.....
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You need to go see your gynecologist, because there  could be some  \nfibroid tumors, endometriosis, ovarian cancer and even uterus cancer.  That happen to me almost 4 years ago come January.  The first one was about 1/10 and the second one was about 1/21.  I went to my gynecologist and that June I had a hysterectomy, of course I had fibroid tumors.   Get checked out.  And to ease your mind a little a lot of females go through that change when your period is just changing cycles.
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Your mom was young once too, don't worry. It may seem strange to you, but it probably seemed like only yesterday she was young. THe older you get, the faster time goes. If you don't tell her, she will know anyway and probably ask you. \n\nI know this because I was a bit shy about asking my mom about it when I was younger, but more because my mom lived with me for a few years and then didn't, so I spent a great deal of time as the only girl in the house. Just approach it like "Mom, you know I'm growing up and all and, well, I think I've reached a new stage because I have gotten my period". No need to be shy, everyone does it and it's not a  big deal. \n\nCongrats on growing up :)  Just don't let it all get to your head, now.
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it varies - depends mostly on how quickly your body matures.  Some have their period as young as 10 and others don't get one until they are sixteen or seventeen.
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i have had my period for 2 years also eventually when your full grown it will eventually become regular and if you want more information try going to beinggirl.com it really helps!!
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Have you had a menstrual period before?\nIf this is the first time ever, then get a pad - ask an older female friend/confidant to explain this in person.\n\nIf you've had periods before, and this is an irregular occurence, then you absolutely should see a doctor.
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Honestly hun, age is not an issue for girls. I needed a B cup bra in the fourth grade. I would assume however that you are wondering when your first period will crop up, or why after your first you are late or missing.\n\nAs for the first, just wait and be patient. Age and sexual promiscuity usually won't effect your getting your first. That is decided by your body and your biological clock alone. I remember when I got my first. I learned what a period was and about how it was supposed to physically make me a woman when I was young, like second grade young. From then till the week before I turned 12, I was eager to start. The first morning I saw blood, I rushed to call my mother and we were both excited. For the whole week, I was so proud to finally be a woman. But the second coming wasn't so pretty. And it hasn't been ever since. In my opinion, it is ok to look forward to your first, but in time, it becomes a blessed nuisance, without which, I couldn't have children.\n\nIf you are missing your second, then it is like this. It usually takes a year or two for a girls flow to "even out". Meaning you could get a month, then skip a month for about two years before you get on a recordable track, like a 28 day cycle. Some girls are even when they get the first! And some of us just aren't so lucky. I have had my period for 5 years this week, and not once have I been predictable without some kind of interferance, like a birth control pill.\n\nLike I said hun, the only way to handle any of this is to wait. Your body will make the decision.\n\nHope I've helped!
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Just as some girls begin puberty earlier or later than others, the same applies to periods. Some girls may start menstruating as early as age 9 or 10, but others may not get their first period until later in their teens. The amount of time between a girl's periods is called her menstrual cycle (the cycle is counted from the start of one period to the start of the next). Some girls will find that their menstrual cycle lasts 28 days, whereas others might have a 24-day cycle, a 30-day cycle, or even a 35-day cycle.\nThe amount of time that a girl has her period also can vary. Some girls have periods that last just 2 or 3 days; other girls may have periods that last 7 days or longer. The menstrual flow — meaning how much blood comes out of the vagina — can vary widely from person to person, too. Some girls have such light blood flow that they wonder if they even have their period at all.\n\nOther girls may be concerned that they're losing too much blood. It can be a shock to see all that blood, but it's highly unlikely that a girl will lose too much: For most girls an entire period consists of anywhere from a few spoonfuls to less than 1/2 cup (118 milliliters) of blood — it just looks like a lot! It is possible for a girl to lose an excessive amount of blood during her period, but it's not at all common. (In some cases, a girl can bleed too much because she has a medical condition — such as von Willebrand disease.) The amount of blood a girl loses and how long her period lasts can differ from month to month.\n\nIf you're worried about your blood flow or whether your period is normal in other ways, talk to a doctor or nurse. Some changes in menstrual periods can be normal — but only a doctor can help determine the cause of irregular, heavy, painful periods, or no periods at all.
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Theres not a straight answer for this.  Most likely you are not pregnant.  However, there have been cases where girls still get their periods when they are pregnant.  You should maybe wait a week and take a test if you are concerned.
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It really depends it can be very early I think the earliest I've heard was 11 or later like 16. I think generally most girls get thier period when they are about 13 or 14 but every body is different.
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OK, if shes not bleeding then she hasnt got a period!
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You're probably just young and when you're young you don't have a normal cycle yet. You're body has to adjust and creat it's own timing. It will be irregular until you reach about 18-21. The next time you get it could be 2 months! So don't worry you're fine. :-) I've been there before too
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I had a regular period for the longest time, and I'm almost 18. They started getting irregular about a year ago. I would skip a month, have two in one month, or it would come early. If the pregnancy tests have come back negative for all of them, I wouldn't worry about being pregnant. If you continue to stress about it, that can also make your periods skip. If you go to the doctor for a test, maybe that will ease your worrying?
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I know when I breastfeed my daughter I didn't have a period for about a year, but as soon as I started to ween her off it came back.  You might want to call your doctor.