What are the symptoms of the female period?

"Plumping" is a folk idiom, which refers to the period when children are in puberty, which is the stage of rapid growth. For women, puberty refers to the period from the onset of menstruation to the gradual growth and development of the male reproductive organs. Generally between 13 and 18 years old. The physiological characteristics of this stage are rapid growth and development of the human body and male reproductive organs, the emergence of secondary sexual characteristics, and the onset of menstruation. So what are the symptoms of girls' puberty?

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1. Overall growth and development: With the onset of puberty, the body develops rapidly and gradually moves towards perfection.

2. Growth and development of male reproductive organs: With the growth and development of the uterus and ovaries and the gradual increase in estrogen secretion, there are also significant changes in various parts of the sexual organs, which are called primary sexual characteristics. The reproductive organs change from a childish type to an adult type, the mons pubis becomes protruding, the labia majora become thickened, the labia minora become enlarged and pigmented, the length and width of the vagina increase, the vaginal mucosa thickens, and wrinkles appear; the uterus enlarges, especially the uterine body significantly expands, making the uterine body account for 2/3 of the total length of the uterus; the fallopian tubes on both sides become widened and the curvature decreases; the ovaries enlarge, and there are eggs in different stages of development in the cortex, making the surface slightly uneven.

3. Secondary sexual characteristics: refers to the signs unique to women other than the male reproductive organs. At this time, the girl's voice becomes larger, breasts become full and protruding, armpit hair and pubic hair appear, the growth of the pelvic diameter exceeds the growth of the front and back diameter, and there is more fat in the chest and shoulders, showing a unique female body shape.

4. Menarche: Menarche is an important sign that girls have begun puberty. Because the ovaries are not yet perfect, the menstrual cycle after the first menstruation is not regular and needs to be gradually adjusted to be close to normal. During puberty, physiological changes occur and concepts and mental states are often unstable, so families and schools should pay attention to their health.