Is it my period? Im confused...????

Question

Im 13, I stared developing b***s at 11, and had discharge at 11. Ive got hair in all the right places and whatever. I havnt started yet by the way. I feel as if i need to pass gas but i never do, ive had it since Wed. I also have a headache and pain in my lower stomach sometimes, and backache. I feel really bloated as well. My mum thinks its my period but Im not sure. What do you think? Are there any signs?

Answer 1

Thats what it sounds like. Those are all the symptoms of a period. If you don't have it already, it's coming

Answer 2

these are the signs of a period, so you could have it.

im 13 and i got my first period at the beginning of june. and i had no signs whatsoever. it just came.

but in like march i had all the same signs as you, and i thought it was my period. i wore pantyliners for like 2 weeks but it never came. and then it ended up coming in june.

so it could be it, but then again, it might not be, i would wear a pantyliner for now.

Answer 3

The pain in your lower stomach may be period pains, but the best way to tell is if you bleed.  It can sometimes be brown the first time so don't worry if it it.

Answer 4

It probaly is. Those are the signs. I started my period when i was 11 and i am now 15. So you will probaly start soon. You should listen to your mum because if she still has her period she can help you and answer any questions that you have. Hope this helps.

Answer 5

probably

Answer 6

if your mom says it is, sweetie it is, never doubt a older women in this kind of thing :)

im 13 too & im kinda lucky when it comes to that stuff.

i used to get pretty horrid cramps, but now i dont.

now i just get a sore back with bad backaches.

it deff sounds like your lil friend :]

lol.

sorry to give it you.

Answer 7

sometimes gas makes up have pain in your lower stomach. and have back acts if there is air in you big intestate.

Answer 8

Sounds like you are going to start soon!  You have several PMS symptoms.  You should start taking an aspirin a day to alleviate some of your PMS symptoms.  When you do start, you should keep track of the date.  You can count 28 days from your starting date to get an idea of when your next period will be.  This will help you be prepared for it the next time!