In time, your period will stop for good. Usually, it stops when a woman is between 45 and 55 years old. Most girls don't have serious problems. But be sure to tell somebody if you have really bad cramps, if the flow seems very heavy, or if your periods don't become regular. Tell your mother, the school nurse, a teacher you trust, or your family health care provider.
Family members can provide information and support.
Share what you know about your period with your girlfriends. You may be surprised how much you know that they don't. Remember, every healthy adult woman in the world has menstruated. Most of the women you know can answer your questions and will listen to what you want to say. Talk it over with women who make you feel comfortable.