I already went to the doctor to see if I were pregnant and it came up negative. I feel my period is trying to come and I don't have pregnancy symptoms at all.
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Missed my period 47 days
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There can be several transient causes: ovarian cyst, aseptic endometritis, STI, stress, anemia, hypovolemia and low blood pressure, intake of oral contraceptives, even one episodic intake of estrogen-rich food or supplements (St. John's Wart, for example). If you do not suffer pain, or fever, or atypical bleeding, then do nothing and wait for the next period to come. There is no need to undergo sophisticated hormonal screenings at this time. Although the doctor you have seen has ruled-out pregnancy, try a few more home- pregnancy tests for peace of mind.
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There are many reasons you don't have a period. I assume you previously had menstrual cycles. If they have always been irregular, you may have PCOS or insulin resistance. Your physician may opt to give you progesterone to bring on your menstrual cycle. If you fail to have a period after that, it generally means that you ovary is not making sufficient estrogen to prepare the uterine lining. In that case, your physician may give you estrogen and progesterone to see if that recreates bleeding. An FSH level can also provide important clues. If very high, it might indicate ovarian failure. If in the normal range, it suggests ovulation. If very low, it can indicate that your pituitary gland is not secreting FSH and LH to stimulate ovarian funtion. A transvaginal ultrasound is often helpful to evaluate the cause.
Many possible reasons for this, from stress, change of diet or exercise, travel, illness, medications, ovarian cysts, etc. If repeat pregnancy test is still negative (first may have been too early), your doctor will give you some pills to bring down your period.
This needs to be looked into,
because the period is late.
because the period is late.