The second menstrual period after the child's menarche

When a girl reaches a certain age, her uterus will develop and she will have a normal female menstrual cycle. After the child's first menstruation, she needs careful care and pay more attention to the hygiene of her private parts. Generally, because the child's ovarian function has not fully developed, the second menstruation may come after 3-4 months after the first menstruation. Pay more attention to keeping your body away from cold.

When does the second menstrual period come after the child's menarche?

After a child's first menstruation, he or she will usually have a second menstruation in about half a year. For some people, the time is shorter, and for others, it is longer. It mainly depends on the child’s physical condition and development. Generally, if the body and ovarian functions are not sound, the menstrual period will ebb, which usually lasts for 3 months, but some people may take up to half a year. Basically, the second menstruation will come every six months. Therefore, after the child's menarche, he must pay attention to a regular schedule, take care of himself, avoid cold, do appropriate exercise and fitness, and enhance his resistance. The second menstruation will basically come after half a year.

The next menstrual period after a girl's menarche

Signs of menarche in girls

1. Body hair growth. During puberty, the secretion of estrogen in girls' bodies will cause their body hair to start growing.

2. Girls' vaginal secretions increase. Girls begin to secrete some sticky liquid from their vagina before their period. The scientific name is leucorrhea. A few days before the onset of menstruation, girls' leucorrhea often appears brown-yellow, which means that menstruation is about to come.

3. Headaches and mood swings. In the early stage of girls' menarche, due to the influence of endocrine, the secretion of estrogen and sex hormones in the body is often vigorous, and the balance in the body may be disturbed. During this period, girls often have great mood swings and even headaches.

How long does it take for a girl to have her second period after her first period?

The age of menarche is generally between 12 and 15 years old, with an average of 14 years old. The timing of menarche is affected by climatic conditions and health conditions. In colder areas, the age of menarche can be delayed to 15-17 years old; while girls growing up in warmer areas can start menstruating at 11-12 years old.

The function of the ovaries during adolescence is still unstable and the menstrual cycle appears irregular. After menarche, it often takes several months, half a year or even longer for menstruation to come again, and then it will gradually come every 28-30 days. In a regular menstrual cycle, the time interval between two menstrual periods is generally no less than 20 days or more than 45 days, and each person has their own certain pattern within this range. Normal menstruation lasts for 2-7 days, most of which are 3-5 days. The amount of bleeding is generally around 50 ml, but can be as little as 20 ml or as much as 100 ml. Menstrual blood is dark red, of which 1/3 to 1/2 is blood, and the rest is mucus and sloughed endometrium, vaginal epithelium, etc. Because menstrual blood contains a lot of tissue activators of the fibrinolytic system, it is not easy to maintain a coagulated state.