A period delayed more than two months with repeated negative tests is usually hormonal rather than a pregnancy. At your age, this pattern commonly points to perimenopause, thyroid changes, or stress affecting ovulation. Starting a period-inducing medicine on your own isn't the safest first step, since the right one depends on what's actually causing the delay.
Next Steps
Please see a gynaecologist for a hormone and thyroid panel and a pelvic ultrasound, so the cause is confirmed before any medicine is restarted.
Health Tips
Stop any self-started hormonal tablets until your doctor reviews them, especially if you notice unusual bleeding or pain.
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