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Most periods last around 3 to 7 days. If yours is 13, that is not dramatically different. Every girl is different. Therefore, every period is different. A period of 13 days would be normal if the same person always have it for 13 days. If the person usually has a 4 day period, for example, then has a 13 day period, that isn't normal. Remember, if this is one of the first few periods, it is supposed to be irregular Once a regular period starts, then it should stay regular.

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