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2 Months, no period, pregnancy symptoms.

I'm sixteen, seventeen in two weeks, slightly overweight but very healthy. On July 2nd I had unprotected sex with a guy who has gotten other girls pregnant before. I've taken three pregnancy tests, all of which were negative, but the only period I had lasted about four days [when it should have been seven] and was so light that I didn't need to use anything until the last two days, that was also two months ago. I've been having cramps, very tired, very moody and have gained a few pounds. My mom refuses to take me to a doctor, but I really want to know what's wrong with me.

Oh, and I do know that stress can throw a period off. I wasn't worried until early September when I realized I hadn't had a period for two months.
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Did you find out why you didn't get yours for that long? And I might ask my mom if she'll take me to Planned Parenthood, she won't take me if it costs money though. =/
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Definitely see a doctor somehow. If your mom wont tae you, see if a friend or a friends mom will. I also have not had a period for a month or 3 at a time before and never was pregnant but be sure to see a doctor to make sure you are ok.
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I'll have to do that sometime this week. It doesn't cost money, does it?
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Take yourself or have a friend take you to a Planned Parenthood. You can get blood tested to see if you are pregnant. Good luck. It isn't right of your mom to not take you to the doctor...
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