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White dischare w/ sore breasts and no period for 2 months

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replied September 12th, 2007
Womens Conditions Answer A3258
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"Current medical status: my last period was 5/23/07 and lasted for 5 or 6 days, i've taken 3 pregnancy tests all negative, it's been 74 days since my last period, i've had cramps on my left side for 10 days, i had a white discharge for a couple days, my breasts have been sore for 4 days."


It seems very likely that you are not pregnant because 3 pregnancy tests showed negative results. A functional ovarian cyst is the most common reason (besides pregnancy) for lack of menstruation in women your age. Functional ovarian cysts cause a hormonal imbalance that delays the period and causes sore breasts. Ovarian cysts are identified only via an ultrasound scan. White discharge, on the other hand, could be due to some type of vaginal infection (colpitis). You can consult your gynecologist about this for follow up and to request diagnostic exams.


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