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What is the most common symptoms before getting your first period?
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First Period: Menarche usually occurs between ages 11 & 13 in the us. Before the first period a girl may feel bloated, develop cramps in legs or abdomen & feel moody (depressed or anxious).
Answered 12/10/2013
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