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My period is late
I'm 15, but I got mine when I was 11. I'm rlly worried bc I missed a month, I'm not pregnant or don't have any dieases, is it normal to miss a month, normally they are quite regular
At your age it's possible to have irregular periods. You're still in active puberty so until that's all done you can still get irregular periods. Don't worry about it because it's normal.
To miss one month is totally normal. To miss more than that can be indicative of a hormone imbalance. Don't freak out, even that is easily fixed by a gynecologist and a pill. No worries my friend
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Worth mentioning I once didn't get my period for 4 months, saw a doctor, got the correct hormone pills, and now I'm totally fine. You'll be ok
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