The brown stuff may be your period.
Brown or pink discharge is commonly refered to as 'spotting' it is when small amounts of blood mix with your normal vaginal discharge - spotting is often a result of hormonal changes in your body so it may occur as your body is getting ready to start menstruating over the next few months. Spotting can also be the start of your period; your period is when uterus lining sheds, it doesn't all come out in one go so it starts off very light like this and usually ends as spotting like this too.
The only way to tell if this is your period or not is to see whether it continues over the next 3-7 days - if it is your period it is likely to get at least a little heavier, if not change from brown discharge to full bleeding. Either way if this is the first time you're seeing something like this let your mom or guardian know that it may be your first period.
When you experience spotting like this it's a good idea to put on a liner or a pad, you can also use menstrual cups or softcups, but do not ever use tampons with spotting as there's not enough blood to use tampons safely. Also change your underwear, before putting into the laundry rinse out with cold water and also if stained soak in water with hydrogen peroxide in - your mom or guardian can help you with this.
It is possible that you have started your period. The brown stuff in your underwear is likely old blood, and the red blood on the toilet paper is fresh blood. It is a natural and normal part of growing up for girls. You may want to talk to a trusted adult or healthcare provider for guidance on what to do next.
The brown discharge that may come out during your period is usually old blood that has oxidized and is being expelled from the uterus along with the menstrual flow. This is normal and typically occurs at the beginning or end of your period.
You can tell if the stain in your underwear is a period stain based on its color, which is usually dark red or brown. The timing of the stain can also be a clue, as period stains tend to occur during your menstrual cycle. Additionally, the location of the stain in the crotch area of your underwear is a common indicator of a period stain.
The white stuff in your underwear is likely discharge, which is a common and natural occurrence for people with vaginas. It helps keep the vagina clean and healthy by flushing out bacteria and dead cells. If you notice any changes in color, smell, or texture of the discharge, it's a good idea to speak with a healthcare provider.
The white gooey discharge is typically cervical mucus that changes in texture throughout your menstrual cycle. It doesn't necessarily indicate that you're about to start your period, but it could be a sign of ovulation or just a normal part of your body's hormonal changes.
You will go to use the bathroom and there is brown or red or pink stuff in your underwear or when you wipe you see any of that stuff and it is coming out of your vagina.
The reason you have brown stuff in your underwear is because you didn't clean yourself properly. Not wiping yourself can lead to an embarrassing stain on your underwear as a result of waste that was not cleaned up properly.
The clear stuff that i sin girls underwear is called discharge. It comes before your period, its perfectly normal.
This could be the beginning of your first period.
It is possible that you have started your period. The brown stuff in your underwear is likely old blood, and the red blood on the toilet paper is fresh blood. It is a natural and normal part of growing up for girls. You may want to talk to a trusted adult or healthcare provider for guidance on what to do next.
You might be starting your period in a couple of days.
I think it means your gonna get your period but hey i don't know im just guessin
It means you will start you period soon.
Old blood
That sounds alot like a period, when i started mine at 11, i kept javing very dark stains in my underwear and thought i was just really dirty. But it was menstruation.
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its brown stuff comming out of the front from your period