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Why is my period late..?

well I was ment 2 start my period on like the 19th but I still havent came on I havent had sex or anything does anyone no what myt bee rong?

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Answer #1

Hi there,

Here are some reasons your period could be late (other than pregnancy):

  • Are you experiencing an unusual amount of stress in your life? Emotional stress is another possible cause of absence of menstruation. Eliminating the stress usually will cause menstruation to resume.

  • What kind of medications are you currently taking? Certain medications such as contraceptives (oral, implanted, and injected), oral corticosteriods, antidepressants, antipsychotics, thyroid, and some chemotherapy drugs may cause amenorrhea for some women.

  • You could have a hormonal imbalance. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is a common form of hormonal imbalance which may cause amenorrhea, as well as other symptoms that can include the other extreme with excessive bleeding (menorrhagia.)

  • Do you eat a healthy, well-balanced diet? Women who are malnourished or extremely underweight often experience amenorrhea. This occurs often in women with eating disorders such as anorexia or bulimia.

  • How much do you workout? Do you dance or engage in sports? Vigorous exercise or athletic training can cause amenorrhea.

(from about.com)

Hope this helped!

Answer #2

well sometimes you can skip a cycle…this is when you usually have your period but one month you might not get it. it doesent sound like theres anything wrong but if your worried or feel any pain or anything it would be best to go to a doctor and ask them if anythings wrong!

Answer #3

…it missed the bus?

Sorry can’t help…hopefully someone who knows better will answer that for you…

Answer #4

hah that might be why mine is late i dont eat good enough and im 5’3 90 lbs:/ lately i haven’t been eating well due to stress sometimes ill only eat a small meal twice a day

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