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I should have had my period maybe 2 weeks ago, the last time i had one was in december. i have no idea why i am soo late this time. is it due to the winter? i havnt had any sexual contact yet. i am 18yrs old. whats wrong with me? help lol
I should have had my period maybe 2 weeks ago, the last time i had one was in december. i have no idea why i am soo late this time. is it due to the winter? i havnt had any sexual contact yet. i am 18yrs old. whats wrong with me? help lol
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Mine was 3 months late a few time... (Virgin too bdw)
It was because I was severely underweight...
Have u lost a lot of weight or seriously ill???
It was because I was severely underweight...
Have u lost a lot of weight or seriously ill???
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(Original post by Sui-Kinxtar_kitty)
Mine was 3 months late a few time... (Virgin too bdw)
It was because I was severely underweight...
Have u lost a lot of weight or seriously ill???
Mine was 3 months late a few time... (Virgin too bdw)
It was because I was severely underweight...
Have u lost a lot of weight or seriously ill???
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have you been under stress? also, worrying about it like you are now also delays it.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
i havnt been ill, i am average weight, dno wots wrong really
i havnt been ill, i am average weight, dno wots wrong really
Maybe poor diet???
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(Original post by strawberry)
have you been under stress? also, worrying about it like you are now also delays it.
have you been under stress? also, worrying about it like you are now also delays it.
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i had skipped a months period abt 6months ago in the summer, but apart from that im regular, i think last yr around this time my period took longer :/
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(Original post by strawberry)
have you always been regular though? sometimes periods skip a month.
have you always been regular though? sometimes periods skip a month.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
i had skipped a months period abt 6months ago in the summer, but apart from that im regular, i think last yr around this time my period took longer :/
i had skipped a months period abt 6months ago in the summer, but apart from that im regular, i think last yr around this time my period took longer :/
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I'm no doctor but I think you're pregnant.
Sorry.
(This is a joke, for those who are slow)
Sorry.
(This is a joke, for those who are slow)
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So I have been freaking out for the last week now because I haven't had my period but I'm a virgin. So I have been searching reasons and now I'm more freaked out. And I'm worried to tell my mom because she probably won't believe I'm a virgin. What should I do????
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To be honest this is what is happening to me too , but honest you should take a deep breath and calm down , if you've been stressed out lately ? That could be a reason , also hormonal imbalances and then maybe your cycle is just changing
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(Original post by Angelaagada)
To be honest this is what is happening to me too , but honest you should take a deep breath and calm down , if you've been stressed out lately ? That could be a reason , also hormonal imbalances and then maybe your cycle is just changing
To be honest this is what is happening to me too , but honest you should take a deep breath and calm down , if you've been stressed out lately ? That could be a reason , also hormonal imbalances and then maybe your cycle is just changing
On the other hand if you have such problems with your periods too often, than it can be a sign of some unpleasant illnesses. They can include for example too low body weight (it's a common problem for women who're obsessed with different diets), PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome), such chronic diseases as diabetes, hormonal imbalance (like for example the lack of testosterone https://www.hgha.com/testosterone-levels-in-women ), thyroid diseases and even ovarian cancer sometimes.
Considering all these things it's strongly recommended to visit your doctor as soon as possible and get tested.
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