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Skipped last month's period NOT PREGNANT
Ok im not pregnant, 3 negative tests i tested 3 weeks after missed period so im pretty sure thats accurate considering with my other 2 pregnancies i received a BFP after only 1 day late. What im wanting to know is if this is normal? I am kind of overweight... My periods are sometimes irregular but not much.. Ive never skipped an entire month of my cycle. What could have caused this? And should i be alarmed?
Why is what i said confusing, my periods sometimes come 3 days early or 3 days late but ive never missed an entire month. What about that is confusing. But again thanks FOR YOUR RESPONSE!!
Well...a bit confused; you stated "My periods are sometimes irregular but not much.. Ive never skipped an entire month of my cycle."
Well.....anyways....Consult your physician and get this sorted dear.
Well.....anyways....Consult your physician and get this sorted dear.
Keep in mind I am purely guessing.....that's why it is important to have this sorted by your GYN physician to know exactly what you are dealing with.
Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to have a serum pregnancy test done (blood test).
Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to have a serum pregnancy test done (blood test).
and this is the first time this has ever happened its not normal for me my periods usually come 3-7 days during the time they are do.
well im pretty positive i dont have PCOS im actually VERY fertile, very very very fertile i dont have problems conceiving, i have had 2 previous pregnancies like clockwork but i am going to look into it Thanks
The thing is that irregular periods can happen, but are not normal.
The first thing that came to mind was PCOS because you are overweight/obese and you have experienced irregular periods.
Skipping an entire month should be of concerned and futher investigated by your GYN physician.
The first thing that came to mind was PCOS because you are overweight/obese and you have experienced irregular periods.
Skipping an entire month should be of concerned and futher investigated by your GYN physician.
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