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Missed about 4 periods already?!!?

Hi everyone. I'm 16 and have missed four periods this year. I have had intercourse and when I noticed my period was missing, I took a pregnancy test which resulted negative.

My period kept lagging so I took 3 other tests from the dollar store which also resulted negative. March I had a missed period but got it the first week of April. Then May, June and it is now July and no period yet. I have acne and spotting occurs once in a while. I thought it was my period but it was just a few drops.

Please help. I am so confused. 4 negative tests and missed periods. Not sure what that means. I will truly appreciate your help.
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I've gone through the same thing, but you have nothing to worry about. I'm very sexuallay active, and I've had many scares like this! periods are very bipolar. the more you have sex , the more likely your pH levels drop. I use summers Eve body wash to Ballance my pH. I also take iron supplements. this is a very easy fix. there isnt anything abnormal going on and you shouldn't be worried. I was having sex everytime I was with my boyfriend (every other day) and missed many periods your body doesn't have enough pH discharge to push out your period, just take thoes supplements and you will be good to go. ive experienced everything you're going through. if you have anymore questions let me know. (:
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So this is normal? Because I've missed my period this month and the last time I was sexually active was in March but the very first time I had intercourse was in January.  I've had a period every month even twice a month up until this month.
I think it is, I've missed so many of mine after & before sex. I wouldn't be worried. maybe talk to your dermatologist? thats what I I'd and he recommended me to do the body wash !(:
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