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Nobody can really tell when someone will have their first period, but you will have your period at puberty. Puberty occurs when you start growing up. This means that there will be many changes outside or inside your body.
Some women started menstruating at the age of 8 years, and some at the age of 13-14 years. Every woman has a different maturity time. So don't think you are weird if you come too early or late from your other friends.
At the onset of puberty, you will notice that your breasts are starting to grow and fine hairs will also start growing on your vital organs. Over time, fine hairs will also grow on the armpits.
In many women, the first menstruation, or menarche, begins about 2 - 2½ years from the start of breast development. Some women may have their period less than 2 years after that, some of them even longer. All women have a different development from the development of other women.
The main sign if you are approaching your first period is when you notice that something is coming out of your vital organs. The discharge may be liquid and slightly sticky, or it may be thick and sticky, sometimes white or clear. Usually this happens about 6 months before you have your period.
You can be a mother someday
Menstruation is a sign that there has been a change in a woman's body so that one day she can carry a baby. Every woman has two ovaries that contain thousands of tiny eggs and a fallopian tube that connects to the uterus or uterus, where the baby will grow. If you are menstruating, it means that the hormones in the body will make the eggs in the ovaries mature, so every month the ovaries will release mature eggs into the uterus.
Towards menstruation, the uterine wall will become thicker with blood and tissue, which will serve as a soft cushion for the baby to grow. When the egg that has reached the uterus is not fertilized by sperm within a certain period of time, it will leave the uterine wall. Well, that's when you come in months.
Some women will wonder if their period is normal, but the fact is that every woman is different. Menstruation can last about 2 days to a week. Some women will experience cramps and pain, and others get lighter after the first few days.
It can take some time (usually 12 to 18 months) for women to experience a normal menstrual period every month from their first period. You may not have your period for several months after your first period. As you grow older, your menstrual cycle will be more regular each month, usually every 21-34 days.
The amount of blood that comes out also varies, sometimes comes out a lot but usually only 2 tablespoons. Call your doctor immediately if you think you have too much menstrual blood or if you haven't had your period for three months.
Do you think too much about when you will come back home? You are not alone, many women question the same thing. If you feel a little worried or anxious, tell the people closest to you such as your mother, aunt, or older sister.
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