Missed period

2023-06-24 13:55:56
Last month I had exams so I was stressed a lot. My sleep schedule was also changed. I was getting a minimum sleep approx 4-5 hours for around 5-6 days of the month of May. I had my last period on 9th May. This month I didn't get my periods. Is it because of the stress I took last month? Because if that was the case then how did I get my periods regularly the last month. Then I recalled that I had made out with my partner last month on 19th May but we had our pants and innerwear on the whole time. We just dry humped but clothes were on. I am just worried why I didn't get my periods in this month i.e. June. 3 days ago I again dry humped with clothes on but he ejaculated in his pants. Will I get my periods next month? What caused the my periods to miss this month? Was it the stress I took a month earlier or the dry humping?
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You need investigations rather than attributing stress as the reason for the delay in your periods With clothes on you cannot be pregnant Date of next period is unpredictable you can connect for a prescription to help you get your periods as a delay of more than 7 days is not a normal and needs to be treated

Answered2023-06-25 12:30:06

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Get pregnancy test done once If test comes negative, then you need to take medicines to induce your periods

Answered2023-06-24 14:40:02

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