Article: Everyone is different, so just because a friend, sibling, or cousin started their period already doesn't mean there's anything wrong. You can start your period any time between the ages of 10 and 15 and it's perfectly normal. You might even start a little earlier or later than this and that's fine, too. Talk to your doctor if you're 15 and still haven't started your period. This might be perfectly normal, but in some cases it could indicate a problem, such as malnutrition if you're underweight. If you're wearing a training bra or starting to notice that your breasts are growing, this is a sign that your period may be on its way. Most girls get their periods within 2 years of their breasts developing. The size of your breasts doesn't matter regarding when your period will start. You can have small breasts and still get your period, or large breasts and not start it for another year or 2. If you've spotted discharge coming from your vagina that resembles mucus, your period might arrive within 6 months. You may notice the discharge when you wipe after going to the bathroom or see it in your underwear. If the discharge bothers you, try wearing a panty liner to absorb it. This will also provide you with some protection if you start your period unexpectedly. Pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS) are strong signs that your period is about to start. However, not all girls experience PMS symptoms, so you might not notice anything right before a period starts. Some things to watch for include: Cramping in your belly or lower back Bloating in your belly Breaking out in pimples Having sore breasts Feeling tired Having mood swings, such as suddenly feeling angry, sad, or anxious
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Look for your first period to arrive between the ages of 10 and 15. Expect your period within 2 years if your breasts are growing. Watch for your period if you notice discharge from your vagina. Expect a period within 1 week if you have PMS symptoms.
Article: Wait 24 hours to see if there are any adverse skin reactions. If you suffer from a skin-related disorder or take medication that can affect your skin, consult a doctor before using this cream. If your skin shows no irritation, continue using the cream. Do not use the cream if the cream itself is not all the same color, or if the tube it comes in is damaged. Avoid letting the cream make contact with metal or cloth, which can damage or discolor the material. In case of accidental contact, clean the surface immediately with water. Keep Veet hair removal cream out of reach of children. In case of accidental ingestion, consult a doctor immediately and show the outer pack of the product. Be sure you carefully time this period as leaving the cream on longer can seriously irritate skin. If you experience any smarting or tingling during use, remove the cream immediately and rinse thoroughly with water. If this sensation persists, seek medical advice.
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Apply a small drop of cream to the area you wish to treat. Leave the cream on the target area for 3 minutes.
Article: If you have tried to get rid of warts unsuccessfully, you should turn to a medical professional for help. They will have additional treatments that can remove the warts immediately. Most doctors can treat warts but dermatologists specialize in this type of skin problem. If you want to ensure that the wart is removed effectively, seek out the care of a dermatologist. There are a variety of prescription medications that your doctor may suggest for treatment of a wart. These medications typically work by increasing the immune response of the body. They are traditionally applied either topically or injected into the wart, however there are newer systemic medications that are taken in pill form. As with all prescription medications, talk to your doctor about possible drug interactions and side effects your new medication may have. For example, systemic wart medications in particular have been known to impact liver function. Many dermatologists remove warts by freezing them off with liquid nitrogen. This is a common treatment for warts and is typically very effective. To freeze off your wart, your doctor will give you a local anesthetic to dull the pain and then will apply the liquid nitrogen to the center of the wart. This will kill the cells of the wart. It can take a few weeks for a wart that has been frozen to fall off. It may also take more than one session of cryotherapy to effectively get rid of your wart. Some side effects of cryotherapy can include scarring and changes in the skin's pigment. Your doctor will also need to be careful when doing this procedure on sensitive areas of the hand, such as the side of fingers, as it can impact nerves and underlying structures. Your doctor may suggest removing the wart surgically or with a laser if home treatment has been unsuccessful. This is an in office treatment that requires local anesthetic and some aftercare, including keeping the site clean as it heals. Removing a wart with a laser is typically much more expensive than doing cryotherapy. Discuss with your doctor why the more expensive procedure is necessary. Removing a wart surgically can be more painful than with cryotherapy or laser removal. It is also more likely to cause scarring. Talk to your doctor about why they want to perform this procedure, as opposed to others, before agreeing to it.
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See a doctor if home treatment doesn't work. Use prescription medication. Remove the wart with cryotherapy. Have the wart removed with a laser or an incision.