Basically yesterday I found brown stuff in my pants so I kinda freaked it out and took a pad and put it on the brown stuff is like thin and brown is this the beginning of my period or not
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Hi Anon,
Yes this is the start of your periods beginning but it could be some time for you to actually have a period with bright red blood. I was 11 when I started and to begin with I had a show of red blood in my pants but it was only a very slight amount and only happened that once and then about 2-3months later I had a proper period, full on bright red blood that lasted a few days and that started late on a sunday night. This is when you will want to speak to a female relative about pads and things like that and how to change them and through the night too.
Good luck!
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What you need to do is talk to an older female you trust like you mum or your grandma or an aunt about it and I'm sure they will help you :-)
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I can't answer your second question as I don't know the answer myself sorry :-)
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The menstrual cycle is a complex process, and the appearance of menstrual blood can vary for many reasons. Here are some potential explanations for why menstrual blood might look like stool:
1. Color Variations: Menstrual blood can vary in color from bright red to dark brown. Older blood tends to darken as it oxidizes, which can make it appear brownish, similar to the color of some stools.
2. Endometrial Tissue: Sometimes, pieces of the uterine lining (endometrial tissue) shed along with menstrual blood. This can give the blood a thicker, chunkier appearance, which might resemble certain stools.
3, Blood Clots: During menstruation, some women may pass blood clots, which can be dark and thick. These clots can sometimes be mistaken for stool.
4. Volume and Consistency: The amount and consistency of menstrual blood can vary during the menstrual cycle. At times, the flow may be heavier and may contain more uterine tissue, which can change its appearance.
5. Medications or Medical Conditions: Some medications or medical conditions can influence the appearance of menstrual blood. For instance, hormonal birth control can sometimes change the consistency and color of menstrual blood.
6. Infections: In some cases, an infection can change the appearance and smell of menstrual blood.
If you're concerned about the appearance of your menstrual blood, it's always a good idea to consult with a gynecologist.
Is this the first time you saw this type of period?
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