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No period in six months
I'm really worried. I'm 21 and haven't had a period in six months. I'm married, We were trying to have a baby. The tests all came up negative. This happened once before and I was told it was nothing by a doctor... Went to another doctor and was told the same thing... They ran tests and couldnt find anything. Now that it is happening again while we are trying to have a baby i'm scared....
Anyone else having this same problem?
I've been told to stop thinking about it, but since its been so long its on my mind every day.
I started taking vitex today, three a day for a week then one for the rest of the month. If anything new comes from this i will repost....
Any ideas ? Anyone out there have this same problem?
Anyone else having this same problem?
I've been told to stop thinking about it, but since its been so long its on my mind every day.
I started taking vitex today, three a day for a week then one for the rest of the month. If anything new comes from this i will repost....
Any ideas ? Anyone out there have this same problem?
Its happened before, and i've gone to the doctor - to more than one doctor actually, they ran tests and everything came back fine.
I workout, walk my dog daily ect. I do stress at times, but not a lot - about the same as an average person stresses.
I was told to try this vitex and see how that goes, so i'm doing that... Fingers crossed that works, because all the doctors I do go to, say the same thing.
I workout, walk my dog daily ect. I do stress at times, but not a lot - about the same as an average person stresses.
I was told to try this vitex and see how that goes, so i'm doing that... Fingers crossed that works, because all the doctors I do go to, say the same thing.
ok.. it is not normal for a young healthy women to just stop having her period. do you exercise a lot or are you stressing out a lot? that can effect your period. but to completely miss it for 6 months is not normal, you may want to look to a fertility specialist.
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