Missing Periods?

I've had an issue with menstruating recently (I had one in November and February, but skipped the other months) and have booked an appointment with the GP to have a look at why it might be happening as usually I'm fairly regular, only missing a couple my entire life. The thing is, I get the feeling that my weight is going to be brought up (I'm 5'9 and a size 18- not weighed myself in ages so not sure what I would be there) despite the fact that I've been this size for a few years and so I don't think it's that that would be causing any issues.

I'm not sexually active, and though I'm stressed, I've been through this before and never been so irregular, I was wondering if anyone had any idea what might be causing it or if there are any factors that I'd definitely need to bring up when at my appointment

(I'd like to point out now that even though I know a lot of people on here are looking to help, and most are mature, I would really appreciate it if I didn't get a 'lose some weight then?' comments, I'm going to the gym and my diet isn't terrible, it's just the way things are)

it would be easier to say if we knew your age x

You're seeing a GP for a reason. You don't need to bring up "any factors" - are you sure you know how a GP appointment works? A GP will ask you the appropriate questions and you answer truthfully. I'm finding it difficult to understand why you felt the need to make a thread?

Sorry if it seems a bit pointless, I'm mainly just worried because I've heard of people having issues with GPs where they concentrate on something like weight when it's not the cause of the problem- yes, might sound like paranoid bull but I'd like to know if anyone has been in a similar position or heard about something like this and knows what sort of things need to be brought up if they're not asked about. Again, sorry if it might seem pointless but I'm usually worried about appointments in general

I've had an issue with menstruating recently (I had one in November and February, but skipped the other months) and have booked an appointment with the GP to have a look at why it might be happening as usually I'm fairly regular, only missing a couple my entire life. The thing is, I get the feeling that my weight is going to be brought up (I'm 5'9 and a size 18- not weighed myself in ages so not sure what I would be there) despite the fact that I've been this size for a few years and so I don't think it's that that would be causing any issues.

I'm not sexually active, and though I'm stressed, I've been through this before and never been so irregular, I was wondering if anyone had any idea what might be causing it or if there are any factors that I'd definitely need to bring up when at my appointment

(I'd like to point out now that even though I know a lot of people on here are looking to help, and most are mature, I would really appreciate it if I didn't get a 'lose some weight then?' comments, I'm going to the gym and my diet isn't terrible, it's just the way things are)

I've had an issue with menstruating recently (I had one in November and February, but skipped the other months) and have booked an appointment with the GP to have a look at why it might be happening as usually I'm fairly regular, only missing a couple my entire life. The thing is, I get the feeling that my weight is going to be brought up (I'm 5'9 and a size 18- not weighed myself in ages so not sure what I would be there) despite the fact that I've been this size for a few years and so I don't think it's that that would be causing any issues.

I'm not sexually active, and though I'm stressed, I've been through this before and never been so irregular, I was wondering if anyone had any idea what might be causing it or if there are any factors that I'd definitely need to bring up when at my appointment

(I'd like to point out now that even though I know a lot of people on here are looking to help, and most are mature, I would really appreciate it if I didn't get a 'lose some weight then?' comments, I'm going to the gym and my diet isn't terrible, it's just the way things are)

I've had an issue with menstruating recently (I had one in November and February, but skipped the other months) and have booked an appointment with the GP to have a look at why it might be happening as usually I'm fairly regular, only missing a couple my entire life. The thing is, I get the feeling that my weight is going to be brought up (I'm 5'9 and a size 18- not weighed myself in ages so not sure what I would be there) despite the fact that I've been this size for a few years and so I don't think it's that that would be causing any issues.

I'm not sexually active, and though I'm stressed, I've been through this before and never been so irregular, I was wondering if anyone had any idea what might be causing it or if there are any factors that I'd definitely need to bring up when at my appointment

(I'd like to point out now that even though I know a lot of people on here are looking to help, and most are mature, I would really appreciate it if I didn't get a 'lose some weight then?' comments, I'm going to the gym and my diet isn't terrible, it's just the way things are)