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cramping but no period

I'm fourteen (soon to be fifteen) years old. I started my period of my thirteenth birthday and they usually start again and  around the 20th-25th of the month.. well the past three or four months they've been starting more around the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd of the month... the last time i had my period was the very beginning of February. It's now March 12th and i still haven't had my period, although i've been cramping for nearly two weeks. I am not sexually active, and i never have been. I'm not sure whats going on so i need an answer ASAP please
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Stress, and sudden weight loss/gain can delay your period. You're not pregnant Hun its stress.
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Hmm, now thinking about it, i have been very stressed out lately and i'm trying to lose a few pounds by summer so i have been eating a bit less, and healthier. I'm hoping nothing too major is going on, thank you very much for your response it helped alot!
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During your teens and early 20s your periods are likely to be irregular, your hormones are still getting regulated and a lot of things can interfere, from stress to diet changes to anything really. Since you're not sexually active I wouldn't worry about it much, if you go more than a couple months without one it's worth a trip to the doctor though.
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