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1460637 tn?1291154788

Skipped a month...

I haven't gotten my period in two months...Since the beginning of August. I'm not really worried I'm just...how do I put this...I'm confused.This is my first year having my period, and I read that it sometimes skips a month or you get it twice in one month...but still I just need to make sure.
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1428281 tn?1367147700
yea they are probably just not regular yet, you shouldnt have nothing to worry about. next time you go to the doctor ask questions about it they should be able to explain things better to you, or maybe a guidance counsler at school.
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1460637 tn?1291154788
I'm 13.
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1449758 tn?1292505600
It is completely normal to skip periods within the first couple years of starting. It can take a while until they become regular. If you haven't been sexually active then I wouldn't worry about it too much but your mom can always take you to your gynecologist just to verify everything is normal and healthy.

Also, stress can cause our periods to mess up & skip.
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1428281 tn?1367147700
your periods probably just have not regulated yet. how old are you?
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1460637 tn?1291154788
No, I'm not sexually active...wayy too young for that.
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1428281 tn?1367147700
first question is have you been sexually active? When I first got my period I dont remember ever skipping one. If you are active you should get a hpt
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