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I really need an answer!
I am 13 years of age and I had my period two times last year. Only two times because it started at the end of the year. I've only had it two times because I haven't had it this year yet. Is that normal? Is that supposed to happen? Is it healthy when you period does that?
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At first it's a little rocky, sometimes a girl can have it one time.. like, 2 years before her actual period starts. Dont worry, it is very normal. :)
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It changes, at the start it isn't as regular as it is later on.
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In the beginning...ur period never stays on track. Sometimes you may have a lot. Or sometimes you may have a little or skip. asHleyx3
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Its completely normal. Heck I'm 15 and I still skip some. Eventually it evens out, then you can expect it on a certain ddate. But rejoice in you period free days!
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It's perfectly normal.
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Since you recently started it, I would say it's normal. Here are some things that can also cause irregular periods:
Significant weight gain or loss
Overexercise
Eating disorders
Increased stress
Polycystic ovarian syndrome/Estrogen dominance
Uterine abnormalities(fibroids/cysts/polyps/endometriosis)
Medications
Chemotherapy
Hope I helped!
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yes, its fine! its because its new! dont worry! it will be like that for a while!!
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Hi dont worry about it at all because most girls that first start there period can be irregular, Dont worry at all it will come soon.
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i'm not sure if its exactly healthy, but it is normal! so dont worry, usually a womans period can skip a month or two, espciecally when a woman just starts her period. now i'm not sure about, the whole not having one period this year thing is good, if sum how you manage to skip like 5, i say you should see yo mom about it. but i say its normal until it gets outta hand, as in, not occuring for such long lapses of time. hope i helped
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