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Late Period, 2 Cycles in a Row

My cycle is usually around 35 days, give or take a few days. My last cycle it was 25 days late, making that cycle 61 days. I took 3 home pregnancy test, all were negative. Went to the dr's office and had 2 urine pregnancy tests done, both negative. Period hadn't shown up a week later so I had a blood test done, also negative. My period finally showed up November 29th.

Well, this cycle I am late again, 13 days now. I took a home pregnancy test last week and it was negative. I had some mild cramping last week and felt abnormally emotional/hormonal, so I thought it would only be a few days before I started. I still have not started, but have had more cramping and sore breasts today, so maybe soon?

Does anyone have any idea why my periods have been late? I am not on birth control (we use condoms), no change in diet, exercise, no stress, etc.
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My periods have never been heavy, not as light and short as yours, but not heavy.
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I was also thinking possibly PCOS. They never really said I had it, but did some hormone tests and an ultrasound a few years ago because they thought I may have it. I haven't been to a gyno yet, but thinking I may need to do so.
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Are your periods really light? Im concerned I may have PCOS as I never have a heavy period they are less than a day and not full on blood just brown discharge, get cramps and back pain, i was also late this month and stoll havent full had a period just a bit of blod this morning when i went or a wee but nothing else all day?? very odd
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PCOS? I'm diagnosed as borderline PCOS and my doctor is pestering me to do a hormone test but it's too darn expensive. Have u been to a gynae? Take care. :)
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