How many days does it take for the first period to come?

If there are girls in the family, parents need to take care of them in all aspects, especially when girls grow up and experience menarche. Some mothers don’t have a very clear understanding of menstruation, so they want to know more about it. So how many days does it take for a girl to have her first menstruation?

Generally speaking, a girl’s first menstruation usually lasts about 2-10 days. This is because there are individual differences between people. When girls have their first menstruation, some may complete it within two days, while others may last about 10 days. This is mainly because when girls reach menarche, the growth and development of the uterus and ovaries are not complete, and endocrine disorders may occur, which will subsequently cause different lengths of menarche.

Under normal circumstances, it takes about 2 years for a girl to have her first menstruation to a normal menstrual cycle. In other words, if a girl's menstruation is delayed by 1-2 years, or her menstruation is long or short, these are all within the normal range, and parents do not need to worry too much, and can take good care of their children when they have their period.

The color of a girl's menstrual blood during her first menstruation is usually dark red or red, and it is not usually gray or black. If the first menstrual period has less bleeding and the blood is darker, it may be that the girl's physique is more yin-deficient and has internal heat, and there is also a problem of qi and blood deficiency. At this time, parents should immediately take care of the child and give the child more foods that can replenish blood and qi.

Generally speaking, women's menstrual cycle is mostly 28 to 30 days, and the normal range is 25 to 40 days. It is normal to be 3-7 days early or late. Most menstrual periods are 3-5 days, and the normal range is 2-7 days. The total amount of blood loss is about 50ml on average. It is normal for menstruation to be delayed or advanced by 3-7 days due to factors such as fatigue, stress, and mood. The first period for a girl is usually around 3-7 days, but it varies from person to person, and the exact time cannot be determined.