This quiz is for singular girls to answer?
I had my first interval in january and got it rear in the start of july.
when will i start to get it every month? why did it bear 6 months?
when is it normal to get it again? by the agency i'm 15
Answers: That's pretty normal it should start to get more regular next to in the first two years. Of course it could take longer. I've have mine for two years and so it just evened out about six months ago..
A friend of mine have this same problem. She got her first period at 14, and would bring back periods about every 4-6 months, it be very unpredictable. In grade 10 (age 16) her and a serious boyfriend begin having sex. They used protection but they still worried because it was middle-of-the-road for her to not get a regular period. Not long after that she go on the pill, and now 3 years later her period are perfectly on time.
I suggest you yak to your mom/doctor about going on the pill. I know at 15 you hopefully aren't sexually active, but its still nice to if truth be told know when you're going to have your period, a bit than waiting around for it. Your mom will understand, she's a girl too! I'm 17, i git my period when i be 11. i had a period for 2 months afterwards skipped 6 months. After that it kinda came here and there. it took around 2 years for it to become normal. i wouldnt worry sbout it. this happen..
For the first 1 - 2 years it's irregular. Trust me. I'm also 15 but got my first period at 11. =( So don't verbs about it it will be regular within a year a or so. i havent have my period yet but that happen to my grandma she said after 6 months she got it every month
im just axiom thats what happened to my grandma.
when you first get your extent it can be irregular but if you are concerned see a gynecologist and perhaps birth control pills are what you need to regulate it..don't verbs.. It will take some time in lay down for your cycle and periods to become regular, This can take up to 3 years from the time you started..
Well if it freshly started then it will take awhile for it to regulate.