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Missed period
Missed menstruation period I have that's why I consult with you please help me with you and your please
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How old are you?
Are you sexually active ?
When did u start having periods ?
When do you get periods usually
It depends on these and many more factors
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But for thorough examination and proper advice there after feel free to contact
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Thank you for reaching out. At 13 years old, it’s quite common to have irregular or missed periods, especially in the first 1–2 years after menarche (the first period). The body is still adjusting to hormonal changes, so cycles may not be regular initially.
However, there are a few reasons why a period may be delayed or missed:
Stress or emotional changes
Sudden weight loss or gain
Illness or excessive physical activity
Nutritional deficiencies
Hormonal imbalances (like thyroid issues or PCOS)
Next Steps
Ensure you’re eating healthy, getting enough rest, and managing stress.
• Track your menstrual cycle (dates, flow, symptoms).
• If you’ve missed more than 2–3 periods in a row or if you have other symptoms like severe acne, hair growth on the face, or sudden weight changes, it’s best to visit a gynecologist for evaluation.
You’re not alone — and help is available. Feel free to share more details so I can guide you better.
Take care!
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Go for pregnancy kit test if it is NEGATIVE,
TAB PRIMOLUTE N TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS, STOP DRASTICALLY ,BREAK THROUGH BLEEDING TAKES PLACE WITHIN48-72 HRS. IN LITERATURE ITS ALSO MENTIONED SOME TIMES IT MAY TAKES TIME, SO HAVE PATIENCE.
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Get urine pregnancy test done and have a follow up.
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