Umm.. I don't get it?! =S

Question

I am on only my 3rd period right now, and it's a little more heavy then my other ones. I don't get why?

When I started it, it was only noticable when I wiped, but now it's a lot worse.

When I put my pad on, and I go to check it in the bathroom it is always getting on my underwear. It's not going through the pad, but smearing so that it isn't on the pad anymore.

Any advice on what I could do and why this may be?

Thanks

Answer 1

It will get worse in the middle of the week.

Answer 2

your first ones are always light they get heavier

use tampons and if it gets to heavy which everyone is different, talk to you mom about birth control. i love it i dont get cramps its always on time i dont break out and  my periods are alot lighter ..

hope i helped

Answer 3

normal

Answer 4

happens to me to and i really wish it wouldn't  

Answer 5

honey, It's normal, happens to all of us, only way to stop it is to wear a tampon, but don't rush into it =)

Answer 6

that's an ordinary menstrual cycle

Answer 7

normal when you first start cuz your body is still getting used to the fact of having a period

Answer 8

Honey, this is normal, your periods are going to be different every time, and since you have only had 3, its going to get heavier. AS for the smearing, you may need to get some bigger pads or place them a little higher.

Answer 9

the first couple of periods are lighter. then they get heavier. theres nothing that you can do, and yes, it is normal.

Answer 10

ive had mine for a year now (im13)

they vary some times it will b light some times it can be very heavy and dnt worrie its normal to get a bit on your pants bt make sure you put the pad far enough forward in your pants an that the pads got a good absorbency bt dont use a tampon till you think your ready and your periods settled down xx

Answer 11

Ure periods are settling in, it takes a while for them to become regular. Get urself some pads which are more absorbent, gd luck.

Answer 12

Thats just what happens to us all

Answer 13

You're normal.

Your flow is just heavier.