I am not sure what you mean by discharge.
When a woman speaks about discharge, she usually means cervical mucus that the vagina constantly produces. This mucus protects the vagina (and uterus) from germs and diseases. The discharge will change over the course of her menstrual cycle, changing colour and texture when she is fertile (around ovulation).
If you are young and haven't had your period, you should still be producing cervical mucus to keep your vagina moist and free of bacteria and germs that could cause infections. Just because you are producing mucus, it is not indicative that your periods are about to start.
When your period starts is due to genetic factors and diet. Ask you mum or sisters when they started their period as a indicator of when you period will start. It is also shown that starting your period is linked to your weight. Larger girls will start earlier than skinny girls as you need to have reached a certain amount of body fat before your body thinks it is able to support a pregnancy.
for me, it was about 1-8 months. But don't worry, your period won't be that bad. Discharge doesn't seem to go away from what I've heard, so that sux. but, don't let it stop you. Ever. You may have discharge longer than expected, but that's normal according 2 my friends. hope this helped!!! And good luck!!!
You start to get discharge as you enter puberty - there's no direct corelation between getting discharge and getting your first period as both are changes that happen during puberty, however you can expect your first period within four years of starting puberty.
You may notice changes to discharge leading up to your first period - typically 2-3 weeks before menstruation you get fertile cervical mucus which is clear and stretchy like egg-whites, then 1-2 weeks before menstruation your discharge will get heavier and while more like lotion or cream. A few days before menses you may get 'spotting' which is pink or brown discharge, a result of light menstrual bleeding mixing with discharge.
You have discharge right after the period that just ended and it lasts
Yes. You get discharge before you get your period.
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.
well, i had discharge for about three years and then i went through puberty and my period. it is now my fourth month going through my period. peace!!!!!!!!! - candace redman
Vaginal discharge starts as you enter puberty, there is no way of telling when your period will start by when you started to get discharge. The most that can be said is that menstruation normally starts within four years of starting puberty.
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Usually white
The week before a period, being pregnant or using oral contraceptives are associated with increased discharge.
i was 13 when i started my period and had discharge about a month or two before. i didn't think much of it though because it wasn't a lot.
Your discharge would be white before menstruation.You may also experience spotting so see brown or pink discharge.
About a month-2months before you get your period you will start to get discharge which is a yellowy substance with a gooey and thick texture... How do I know if it's discharge or not?