Someone asked “I’m 18 and I haven’t seen my period yet”—what’s going on? Most girls get their period between ages 9 and 16, but sometimes it comes later. If you’re 17 or 18 and haven’t started, a few things could be going on: 1. Genetics – maybe it runs in your family. 2. You’re very active – like if you’re into sports or dance, it can affect your cycle. 3. Other medical reasons – it could be your hormones or something else that needs checking. Whatever the case, it’s best not to guess. Visit an
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Someone asked “I’m 18 and I haven’t seen my period yet”—what’s going on? Most girls get their period between ages 9 and 16, but sometimes it comes later. If you’re 17 or 18 and haven’t started, a few things could be going on: 1. Genetics – maybe it runs in your family. 2. You’re very active – like if you’re into sports or dance, it can affect your cycle. 3. Other medical reasons – it could be your hormones or something else that needs checking. Whatever the case, it’s best not to guess. Visit an
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