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How many days does your first period usually last?
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Varies: The first time a girl has her period can be variable. Anywhere from just a few days to up to 7 or eight. With the next period the number of days can be different. It takes your body up to 6 months or cycles to "practice" how to have the period. Many times in the first months girls even skip or miss a period.
Answered 3/30/2015
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