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Periods problem
I m 17 years old My periods have not come for 5 days and when my mother was of my age, her periods also used to come late. Please tell me the reason for late periods.is there any genetic issue
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There may be hormonal as well as local reasons.. So please consult
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Needs hormonal tests
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To get to the root cause of your delayed periods you will need a detailed workup. Many investigations will be involved. Please consult a Gynaecologist in your area for a physical examination and further investigations. Still a cause may not be found.
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Connect please
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Could be hormonal imbalance Get your blood check up and seek consultation
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Connect please
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It could be hormonal imbalance. Please seek consultation
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Yes, periods usually depend on your genetics. Patients whose mothers get late periods can also get late period. But you should get yourself tested forHormone imbalance.
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Detailed investigations are needed 28days + or -7 is not a thing to b worried about But visit a gynaec fr further investigations and detailed workup
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Needs hormonal evaluation
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More likely a hormonal issue. Please do an ultrasound
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Pls get an ultrasound done
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Connect
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A cycle length upto 37 days is considered normal Beyond that needs to be investigated
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Need evaluation
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Get blood test and ultrasound scan done.
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Hello It could be hormonal imbalance
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