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for last two month i didnt get my periods and i am not pregnant what can i do
Hi shashika,
I just finished reading your comments. I agree with thatquietgirl's post.
If you haven't had a period for the last two months and you're not pregnant,
I think it would be advisable to make an appointment with your family doctor. There was a time when I lost an awful lot of weight more than 30 lbs relatively quickly and my periods stopped. The same thing happened
to a good friend of mine. As soon as I put on some more weight, my period returned. I was going through a depression at that time only I didn't know
initially I was depressed as I wasn't aware of the symptoms. I thought I
would just add this comment for whatevers its worth. Good luck finding out
what's going on. Eve :)
I just finished reading your comments. I agree with thatquietgirl's post.
If you haven't had a period for the last two months and you're not pregnant,
I think it would be advisable to make an appointment with your family doctor. There was a time when I lost an awful lot of weight more than 30 lbs relatively quickly and my periods stopped. The same thing happened
to a good friend of mine. As soon as I put on some more weight, my period returned. I was going through a depression at that time only I didn't know
initially I was depressed as I wasn't aware of the symptoms. I thought I
would just add this comment for whatevers its worth. Good luck finding out
what's going on. Eve :)
the first time i had my period it took another 6 months for it to come back. idky. but i think you should go to an OBYGAYNE doctor. You're experiencing irregular period.
I would go to the doctor to find out exactly what's going on. It could be a number of things and you won't be able to tell without seeing your doctor.
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