I've been in puberty since the beginning of last year, if I'm not mistaken.
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It's super normal for you to be in puberty since the beginning of last year! Like, puberty doesn't just arrive all at once, you know? It's a process that takes a few years, and for most girls, it starts between ages 8 and 13. So, being in it for a little while is expected. Everyone has their own time and pace for going through these changes.
What to expect during puberty?
Basically, your body is going to start changing a lot! It's like a transformation project the body undertakes. Some things that might happen, or may already be happening:
- Growing breasts: The first signs are like little bumps under the nipple, which might even hurt a bit. Then they grow more. This is the first sign that puberty is starting!
- Body hair: Hair starts to grow in your armpits and pubic area.
- Growth spurt: Suddenly, you grow a lot in a short time! Your legs and arms might seem a bit awkward, but your whole body will adjust soon.
- Vaginal discharge: It's like a clear or whitish secretion that you notice on your underwear. This is super normal and means your body is preparing for your first period.
- First period: Ah, this is the most anticipated one! Generally, it arrives about 2 or 3 years after your breasts start to grow. And don't be alarmed if it's a bit irregular at first, that's very common in the first few years.
- Mood and skin changes: Hormones are going wild and can make us more sensitive, happier, angrier... It's an emotional rollercoaster! And your skin might get oilier and you might get some pimples too, which is annoying, but happens to almost everyone.
It's important to remember that there's no "right way" to go through puberty. Every body is different, and all of this is part of growing up. If you have any questions or something bothers you, always talk to a trusted adult, like your parents or a doctor. They can help you better understand everything that's happening. And if you want to get an idea of how close is my first period?, there's a quiz here on the site!
Generated by Soso AI. Does not replace professional medical advice.