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How do you get menstruation?

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Menstruation is a part of puberty for women. It usually happens in their early to mid teens, and continues until the reach their late 40's and 50's. Then they have menopause, and their periods go away.

Yes, you have to be a woman to menstruate. And you can't really "get" it, like you buy milk at WalMart. It comes during puberty to women, as previously stated.

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