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No, having discharge doesn't mean your period is coming.

You start getting discharge as you enter puberty - your first period will start within four years of starting puberty, but just having discharge isn't an indicator of your period coming any time soon. During your menstrual cycles discharge changes due to hormonal changes so you may notice fertile cervical mucus or heavier discharge as a sign your period is on it's way but if you're new to menstruation it may be hard to spot these changes. You may get pink or brown discharge leading up to your period too, this is called spotting, but you may not always see this.


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Not necessarily. Vaginal discharge is a common occurrence throughout the menstrual cycle. Some women may experience an increase in discharge before their period, while others may not notice a change. It's important to track other symptoms like cramping, bloating, and mood swings to predict the arrival of your period.

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the start of periods is having discharge hence it is the time of your periods

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