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Q: late periods , now no period

asked by: lucyinthesky on July 2nd, 2009

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i am only 16 and quite scared i could be pregnant. i had a brief fling with a guy back in april and may. in april and may BOTH periods came late. then i went the entire month of june with out having a period at all. just the other day i saw a few drops of blood on my toilet tissue and that's all i had. i took an hpt today and got a negative result. my breasts are sore, they're looking larger, i'm always tired and very hungry, and i feel nauseas and even feverish alot. quite naturally, im terrified; any advice you can give me would be very much appriciated.

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Caitlinrg

replied on July 2nd, 2009

New User

When I was 16 I had the same thing happen. Then I started gaining weight out of control. I went to the doctor where I got diagnosed with PCOS ( poly cystic ovaries). It is very manageable you just have to eat right and work out a lot and take metformin. Sometimes you can get hair growth on your face like on your chin.

ServiceU

replied on July 3rd, 2009

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i had pregnancy symptoms and i wasnt pregnant. your period could be irregular without a reason. once your 100% sure your not pregnant you should get on birth control pills to regulate your period.
first talk to your doctor to make sure you dont have something going on with you.

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