She did not know that it was obligatory to do ghusl; does she have to make up the prayers?
Question

                I did not know that if anything comes out of a woman as the result of desire, it is obligatory to do ghusl. I came to know that two years after I reached puberty when my periods began. After that, I began to do ghusl after anything came out. The problem is that I do not know how many prayers I offered without being purified, but I do not think they are too many because I always did ghusl after my menses. I am afraid that there may also be a number of days of Ramadaan when I fasted without being pure. I think that it happened three times but it may have been more. I made up the prayers of two weeks. Please advise me as to what I should do, because I am always thinking about this matter and how many times the shaytaan has whispered to me that I should become Muslim anew so that my past sins will be forgiven, but praise be to Allaah, I seek refuge with Him from the shaytaan and I do not do this awful thing.
Praise be to Allah.If the matter is as you 
    describe, then you do not have to make up the prayers that you offered 
    without being pure, according to a number of scholars, because you are 
    excused due to your not knowing. Please see question no.
    45648. 
This is what seems to be 
    the case, if it did not occur to you that ghusl might be obligatory. 
Some of the scholars say 
    that you do have to make up the prayers, because ignorance in your case is 
    not an excuse, as you live in a land where knowledge is widespread. 
In order to be on the safe 
    side, you should make up the prayers that you offered without being pure, 
    and try to work out how many they were. If they are so many that it is too 
    hard for you to make them up, then we hope that there will be no sin on you 
    if you do not do that, but you should offer as many naafil prayers as you 
    can. 
With regard to fasting, you 
    do not have to make it up, because being pure is not a condition of fasting, 
    and the fasting of one who is junub is valid, but he has to do ghusl in 
    order to pray. 
With regard to the waswasah 
    (whispers from the shaytaan) that you mention, this is a serious issue, and 
    we praise Allaah for having guided you to ignore it, because how could a 
    person do a greater evil, which is kufr, in the hope that he will be 
    forgiven! How does he know that he will become Muslim again after that? 
    Something may prevent him from becoming Muslim –Allaah forbid such a fate. 
    If this were the prescribed means of repenting then Islam would have taught 
    it, and it would have been advised in the case of one who commits serious 
    major sins, such as the one who killed a hundred souls. 
Give praise to Allaah for 
    the blessing of Islam and ask Him to make you righteous and steadfast; 
    strive to learn beneficial Islamic knowledge, for it will be an honour for 
    you . 
We ask Allaah to guide us. 
And Allaah knows best.