I am 25 years old and I started having my period right at the age of 14. I always thought that I would start having my period at the age of 18 or 19. But for some reasons, my periods have been late every year since the age of 14. I have always gone to the doctor to check my health and the doctor always told me that everything was fine and nothing to worry about. At the age of 24, my periods became late for more than 6 months. I started experiencing severe pain in my lower abdomen and back. I was bleeding for about 2-3 days and the pain would last for days on end. I have been experiencing this for the past 8 months. I am currently 24 weeks pregnant and I am not experiencing any of these symptoms. I have been bleeding but this was only a bit of blood so it was not so bad. I have been experiencing back pain and lower abdominal pain since I was 18. I did not know that I was pregnant and had my second child at the age of 23.
Any Signs You Should be Worried
You may be feeling a bit anxious right now. We’re not sure why you haven’t gotten your period in the past four months. Some possible signs you may be experiencing one of the many complications of pregnancy include:
• **Unexplained weight gain.** Your weight gain may not seem like a problem at the moment, but as your baby grows, your abdominal muscles may not be able to handle the extra weight. You may start to have some difficulties with everyday tasks, such as climbing stairs. This is called pre-pregnancy obesity.
• **High blood pressure.** If you notice your blood pressure is above normal, especially when you stand up quickly, you may be experiencing pre-pregnancy hypertension.
• **Abdominal pain.** Your breasts may be sore, or you may be experiencing sharp pains in your stomach.
• **Abnormal vaginal bleeding.** If you haven’t had a period in a while, you may be experiencing abnormal vaginal bleeding. This is most common for women after six weeks of pregnancy.
• **Unusually tired.** You may feel unusually tired at night. You may also be very tired during the day. You may even experience symptoms such as decreased sexual desire, headaches, or a sense of light-headedness.
• **Insomnia.** If you’re not sleeping well and your partner is experiencing similar symptoms, this is a good sign that you may be pregnant.
• **Constipation.** You
The Weird Things You Can Do To Prevent It
First of all, you should know that getting your period isn’t harmful to your health in any way. It is the body’s way of giving you some emotional and physical benefits to prepare you for a baby. It is also good for your immune system. The thing is that every girl’s body is different. As such, your period will sometimes come at different times. This is not caused by anything wrong with your health. You may be experiencing a lighter period or no period at all for a while. This is a normal thing and you will eventually get your period. If you have been experiencing problems such as back pain, migraines, or excessive tiredness, you should consult a doctor. Also, you may notice changes in your period like increased frequency and changes in color. This may be an indication of an issue such as an imbalance of hormones. If you think you have irregular periods or have ever been pregnant or are pregnant, you should talk to your doctor.
Why Do You Think It’s Baby Cancellation?
If you haven’t had your period for 4 months, you may be pregnant. If you haven’t had a period in 6 months, you’re very likely to be pregnant. Unfortunately, there’s a really good chance that you are pregnant. It’s possible that you are, but you don’t realize it. If you are still concerned, you can also take a pregnancy test to be sure. The timing of your missed period and other changes in your body can make it hard to tell if you are pregnant. Sometimes you may feel like you’re pregnant and then see your period a few weeks later. This can happen, even if you think you’re not pregnant.
The Strange Symptoms You May be experiencing
It’s a normal part of life, right? Every month you should experience a period. For most women, it is between 3 and 7 days. However, many women may experience symptoms outside this range. Some symptoms you may experience include:
* Painful periods.
* Headaches.
* Vaginal bleeding.
* Spotting.
* Increased urination.
* Weight gain or weight loss.
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms and they are persistent, you may want to see your doctor. If you think you may have any serious problems, talk to your doctor right away.
Why have you not got your period for 4 months?
There are many factors that can cause you not to get your period. This can be due to stress, depression, heavy exercise, or even your age. Some of these factors are normal, but if you find yourself not getting your period for a prolonged period, it could be a sign of something more serious.
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