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Q: Missed periods caused by weight ?

asked by: salvyknowss on May 6th, 2009

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i am 19 years old an weigh 5"4 and weigh 110 pounds. I have been known to miss my period for a month or two in the past when I do not weigh enough because my body is not getting enough nutrition. However for the past year i have been regular. Now, I am sexually active and have missed 2 periods and I have no real symptoms of being pregnant. I took two home pregnancy tests and they both turned up negative I do not exercise or anything and I am mostly concerned because I am sexually active. Is there anything that could be wrong besides me being pregnant?

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guera24

replied on May 14th, 2009

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HOPE THIS HELPS

Okay well my sister has the same problem.
She has gained weight and being missing period on in off.
first i can say go to your doctor..because this doesnt always mean that you are pregnant, but still take a test the third time. sometimes pregnancys wont shore positive till later on your pregnancy.
your doctor will take care of yourself, in order if you would want to get pregnant later on life.
take care of your self right now, that your young. my sister is 30 so its harder for her to conceive, when now she is trying to get pregnant.
go to the doctor!!

hope this helps!
guera24

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