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  • Author(s): GREENBACK, LAURA
  • Source:
    Girls' Life. Apr/May2012, Vol. 18 Issue 5, p76-95. 4p. 1 Chart.
  • Additional Information
    • Subject Terms:
      FEMALE reproductive organs; VAGINA; PUBERTY; TEENAGERS; ITCHING
    • Abstract:
      The article offers information on the intimate parts of girls. Its is suggested that girls should pay attention to any abrupt changes and see a doctor if they are in pain or sense that something's just not right. Every girl has to deal with discharge during puberty and it are the body's way of cleaning itself out, and it usually starts six months to a year before girls get their first period. The coarse, dark hair that appear during puberty are meant to block bacteria from entering vagina.