My daughter got her first period last month on the 20th and she didn't get her period this month and she is 100% sure she isn't pergent what should I do?
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Get a pregnancy test. It's normal to have a cycle every 28 days, but other lengths of time indicate imbalance. The easiest way I find to help women with the length of the cycle is to eat 2 TBPS ground flax seeds from day one of your period, which is the day you bleed, until day 15. Then take 2 TBSP ground sunflower seeds or sesame seeds daily until you bleed. This also helps with PMS, which women with long cycles tend to have. Try this for six months and any acne should improve also. Make her eat this every day, and be sure to get rid of the sugar and coffee, as these can affect estrogen.
I would not be concerned. It often takes 1-2 years from the first menstrual cycle to become regular.