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| *Women health>>>Pregnancy |
I have missed my period for 2months, i've done pregnancy test 3 times (urine) and it's negative? |
i also did PT (blood), still negative and no symptoms at all. I'm worried I miss my period if I get too stressed out.Your gonna be fine. See a doctor, and dont forget to use condoms and birth control in the future if you dont want to get knocked up. i missed my period 4 months in a row and then it just started again. i dunno what it is but i think women just naturally skip then sometimes in their life. i wouldnt worry about it! take care bbz you may have a hormonal in balance or your thyroid may be acting up you should go to the Doctor don't listen to the person who said don't worry about it this could be a big deal and just because she started again doesn't mean she is Healthy also it could have to do with you diet poor nutrition can do this Well for me I missed mine and I still haven't had it in 4months and so I went to the doctor yesterday and they said it was completely normal...I'm just an irregular person but if you haven't been really irregular for your life then I would go to se a doctor! Good luck and hope i helped I went to the doctor yesterday...same problem! are you under stress? this can cause you 2 be late or miss a couple. unfortunatly the more stressed you feel by being late usually makes you miss another. get to a doc and have 1 done, if negative they can check other things. it happens to all of us women at some time so dont worry It could be nothing. Our periods will respond to our stress levels, and if for any reason you are more stressed than normal, you will miss your period. If you don't get your period by the next time it is due, I would definatley get in to your doc. and just make sure everything is working well. You didn't mention your age. If you are in your teens, it is very common to miss periods, and be irregular. You also never mentioned if you are normally regular, or irregular. Don't stress about it now, but do get checked out next month if nothing comes. Best of luck to you! |
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