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mikki_mouse123: 3 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 2:59PM on 2/13/2013

I started my period for the first time on Monday,and I bled just a little, but I haven't bled in 2 days..is that normal? please help!!!

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Sincerity: 3 months ago

Yes, it is very normal for your first period. This exact thing happened with my daughter too. Your body will spend the next year getting used to having your periods and some may be light and some may be more. They also may not fall exactly the same days apart this first year. You may want to get a calendar and start keep track of when they each start and finish so you can know what to expect and also to know how your body is working with your period cycles (the amount of days between each period). Don't worry. Everything is fine.

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mikki_mouse123: 3 months ago via iPhone

Thank you! This helped a lot!

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Sincerity: 3 months ago

You're very welcome. :-)

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chife27: 3 months ago via Android

you havn't had sex have you.

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isabel_is_me: 3 months ago

dont worry. you just started it so your body is going to be trying to figure out how it wants to work.

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mikki_mouse123: 3 months ago via iPhone

Thank you!

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isabel_is_me: 3 months ago

np.

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JeffreyEaton: 3 months ago

Now that your on your period, be careful around guys, as now you have a chance of getting pregnant, my friend sadly wasn't smart enough, or didn't get the advice fast enough not to have sex, as she got pregnant at 14 :/

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ButtsyWalker: 3 months ago via Android

that is completey normal. Just start counting from your first day as day one,at day 30 is the approximate time of your next period.

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DeepDark: 3 months ago

For the first period, yes. Maybe even for others. Talk to your mother about your worries. She is your best source of information.

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bringonthebrain: 3 months ago via iPhone

also remember that ESPECIALLY in the first year of your period you may not have a period every month. this is also common. mine did not start coming every month until my late teens. i still cannot track my period by days and i am 44.

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Sincerity: 3 months ago

Good advice !

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