Girls usually have discharge for about 6 months to a year before starting her first period but it can vary from girl to girl. Some girls can have discharge for only about 3-4 months before getting their first periods as others may have discharge for about 2 years before they start.
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∙ 2011-02-13 15:43:55Yes, all girls will get vaginal discharge before they start menstruating.Discharge starts as you enter puberty, it's there to keep the vagina clean and healthy so it starts before you start to ovulate in order to ensure it's healthy to ovulate. Menarche (first period) normally starts within four years of starting to get discharge, and discharge changes leading up to menstruation.
any age, usually around 11-12 years old. it starts before your first period
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That happend to me on my first i guessed it was just dry blood in my discharge
No, vaginal discharge isn't a sign of having a period soon. Discharge starts as you enter puberty as this is how the vagina keeps itself clean and healthy, menarche (first period) occurs within four years of starting puberty. Discharge changes leading up to your period but until you've had your cycles for a while it is unlikely that you would be able to tell from discharge when your period is due.
Discharge starts as you enter puberty - there is no specific length of time between starting to get discharge and getting your first period, however it is normal to get your first period will start within four years of starting puberty. It's also normal just before your first period to see changes to your discharge such as clear stretchy discharge like egg-whites 2-3 weeks before your period which then becomes thicker and heavier getting closer to your period, often followed by pink or brown discharge ('spotting') just before your period starts.
Yes, all girls will get vaginal discharge before they start menstruating.Discharge starts as you enter puberty, it's there to keep the vagina clean and healthy so it starts before you start to ovulate in order to ensure it's healthy to ovulate. Menarche (first period) normally starts within four years of starting to get discharge, and discharge changes leading up to menstruation.
any age, usually around 11-12 years old. it starts before your first period
Vaginal discharge starts as you enter puberty, typically menarche (first period) starts within four years of starting puberty. Watch for heavier discharge and pink or brown discharge which may be an indication of coming closer to your period.
When she starts to ovulate which you do before you get your first period.
you don't only discharge before you get your period, you can disharge anytime. well, that's what I heard You discharge about 1-2 years bofor your first period. I've had mine for close to 2 years now
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That happend to me on my first i guessed it was just dry blood in my discharge
It was dark brown and 2 spots . i have been getting lots of crampsafter the discharge .
I'm sure it is. I not, we're in this together. I am 13 and have had discharge since I was 10 but still no period.
Discharge starts as you enter puberty, typically menarche (first period) will start within four years of entering puberty - however there is no specific time frame. Your discharge will change before your period so it's worth paying attention to your discharge - 2-3 weeks before menstruation you may notice stretchy clear discharge like egg-whites which feels wetter, between then and menstruation your discharge will get thicker and white more like lotion. Just before your period you may also notice 'spotting' which is a little blood in your discharge, this will be brown, pink or have spots of red.
stop making me hornythats discusting who the hell is this?