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Q: Still No Period.
asked by: nickio on August 11th, 2006
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I haven't got my period in a month and 11 days about 3 1/2 weeks ago I took a preg.... Test and it came up negg.... And about a week and a half ago I took a blood test and it also came up negg.... And still I have not gotten my period I havent been stressing over anything and theres nothing wrong with me can you tell me your opinion ?
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hopefulmjz replied on August 11th, 2006
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Could you give us a little more info to go by?
Like how old are you? Are you on any kind of birth control? Was your last period normal? How many days are in your cycle? Is your cycle normally regular?
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nickio replied on August 11th, 2006
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No im not on any birth control and im 17 years old
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nickio replied on August 11th, 2006
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And yes my period is normal eveytime and and my cycle # is ever 28 days
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fox1lady replied on August 11th, 2006
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Usually when you are stressed out or in the months with 31 days your peroid may come late..Nothing to worry about..Try to relax..
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Bridget replied on August 11th, 2006
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fox1lady wrote:
in the months with 31 days your peroid may come late..


what? How does this even make sense? Your body is on it's own cycle and she said it's 28 days, she should have her period every 28 days regardless of how many days are in the month.
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Zanny replied on August 11th, 2006
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Yeah if that rule applied how would your body cope in february? Especially on a leap year.. Crap!
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Mabel replied on August 11th, 2006
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You should go to your doctor and see if he can give you something to help you start your period. Yes, they do that.

It can be quite normal for some people to completely skip a month now and again. Our cycles change throughout our lives and what is normal one month, isn't always normal for several months. Like the amount of days between periods, or the amount of days you bleed, the amount of cramping, etc. All of those are variables.

Since it has been over a month since you had a period, you should see your doctor. Especially since pregnancy has been ruled out.
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fox1lady replied on August 11th, 2006
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Hold on guys I am not saying that she could not be pregnant, but doctors usually say that women who are between the ages of 13-17 periods usually change from adolence to woman hood. From 18-21 you body will change again, and from 21-30..So with that being said your period will change because of age..
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