When Will I get My Period?
441455
No one can predict this...it is different for everyone and can happen as young as 9 and as old as 19.
296887
No, your period will flucuate, from month to month from year to year, it will change often, sometimes more days sometimes less other times heavy other times light,it can sometimes be painfull and ither times it wont, sometimes it will smell foul, and at times it may not.Over time you will come to pin point what kind of period you will have .I always hated mine ,I mean always!  Up until I started menoupause. Now I wish i still had them!! What a life us woman have.But I still am glad Im one!!!
805090
perfectly normal. you may start your period in a few days to a week or just finished. its normal.
909667
You can have your period anytime from the ages of 9-16. Many women experience cramps. Sometimes just a slight pain in the stomach and other times the pain can really hurt. No worries though they make pills, such as midol for the pain. Also other problems you may have before starting your period is nausea, vomiting, headaches, breast tenderness, bloating, tiredness, mood swings, and food cravings.
193137
Hi - yes you are VERY fertile, so always protect yourself.\n\nYour body has to adjust to producing hormones on its own.  The pill was producing the hormones for you.\n\nThe time it takes to adjust is different for everyone.  Usually within 4-6 months your periods will regulate.  Some doctors say it can take 1 or 2 years if you have been on the pill for a very long time.\n\nIf you are experiencing oily skin and hair, mood swings, etc. - then your body is trying to get its period.  These are good signs.\n\nIn a couple of months if you still don't get it, go see your OBGYN as a precaution.  Hang in there.
486027
It is the whole cycle invloving when you get your period, a womans body preparing itself for a baby etc and usually starts from the age of 11-13 years old.\n\nThis is when your body (female) has prepared itself for sperm to arrive (to make babies) and then when no sperm arrives, the sexual organs disguards this matter, which is made up of blood, mucus, tissue and fluids (your period).\n\nThis process is usually 28 days and is called a menstural cycle.\n\nIf you goole "period", "menstural cycle", "womans bodies", "ovulating" etc and it will give you a very good idea as to what is happening to a womans body.
758001
When a young girls begins puberty, many changes are occurring in her body.  There is no set time table for these changes...you just have to be patient and let your body sort it all out.  Most girls begin to menstruate about 2 to 2 1/2 years after their breasts start to develop.  The first several cycles of your period can be sporadic and difficult to predict.  It is not uncommon for girls to have their first period and then go several months with no occurrence, some spotting, some cramping, etc.  Just hang in there; eventually, all of your bodies systems will level out and start working together, allowing for a more regular and easier to predict cycle.
1162942
No. Periods have their natural course. They come and then they go. Don't worry, you enver know how long it will last because periods last 3 to 5 days depending on if your stressed out or really healthy, or just recently gained weight.
317536
I didnt get my first period til I was 17. My second period came 6 months later! It continued to be really irregular for a year. If you are under 18, don't stress about it.
773891
no hun, don't worry about it. Your body is trying to organize it's self. When I was young, I'd go around 70 days without getting my period. (technically speaking it's every 28 days) To this day I don't get it regularly (anywhere from 30-45 days)\n\nIf you are not having sex, do not worry about it. Periods normally become regular
950546
You have absolutely no reason to worry.  Anywhere from about 9-16 is within the normal range.  There's no for-sure way to know when it will come.  Your mom's experience is one clue (although my mom was 11 and I didn't get mine until I was 14.)  Vaginal discharge is another clue; some people say that starts about a year before your period does.  You should keep a pad in your purse or bookbag just in case because it can start without any notice.
965317
Congratulations!  No, you definitely do not have to worry. It's annoying when your period shows up unexpectedly like that, but not everyone has an ultra-predictable cycle, especially when they're really young.  It might take a while for your body to establish a schedule, but that alone is not something to worry about.
624420
Don't worry.  Every girl is different.  Your body isn't ready yet and that is normal.  Enjoy not having a period yet because they really suck for most girls.  My daughter is 12 and she spotted once when she was 11 and then nothing since.  That can happen too.  Normal.  Most girls don't get their period and have a regular 28 day cycle from the beginning.  I've known lots of girls that don't get their period until they are in their mid to late teens.  It's not as common as those of us that start early on (I was 11) but it's not abnormal or anything to stress about. :)
432672
Yes this is perfectly normal... when i first got my period it lasted about a week and a half, then i got it again about 3 weeks later. Your period will be irregular to begin with until your body gets used to the change. Once this happens you will only get it roughly once a month and most periods only last for about 3-7 days depending on the individual.\n\nIf further down the track your periods continue to be irregular you might want to consider the pill (contraceptive). The pill will make your period regular and will stop you from bleeding for as long. The bonus out of this also is that you can tell exactly when you'll get your next period and the pill also gives you the option to skip periods which is actually good for girls (only if you skip it once in a blue moon, so like say every 3-4 months).\n\nHope this info helped, if you have any further questions consult your doctor as they are the best people to get this kind of info from. Good Luck Hun : )
1120253
It depends on how many days your cycle is.  Everyone's cycle is different as far as how many days it lasts.  If you have a 28 day cycle, then your period will come again on June 15th.
1015636
I have been on Seasonalle for about a year and i usually get my period a few days into the white pills.  It's normal.  Plus the fact that your body is still adjusting to pills.  Another thing to consider is that stressing over being pregnant could keep your period from coming.  If it would put your mind at ease, take a home pregnancy test.  I bet you will have your period very soon.  :-)
845676
No darling:) Don't worry, ususally the menstral cycles doesn't become stable(as far as length between and days on) until you are in your twenties, or after your first child. your body is still growing and developing and getting used to the rush or new hormones. Many things can effect your monthly cycle.For example, your body fat percentage. If you very athletic, thin, with very low body fat you will always have a shorter more irregular period. Also if you have another feamle in your household, for some reason unknown to science. Women that live together will eventually have their menstral cycles together. Don't worry , unless you have severe cramping or bleeding,colored discharge(white or yellow), or foul odor. These are all reasons to contact your school nurse,doctor, or your parents. G'luck and be safe