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21 and haven't gotten my period yet
Im 21 and I have not gotten a period yet and im also having sex, what can I do to make me get my frist period help please........
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Women that are extremely under weight or very athletic do not get their periods. If you are not under weight or not very athletic you need to consult with a gynecologist to find out why. Test need to be run to see what is missing causing this not to happen in you.
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This is veryyyy uncommon. the latest girls get their periods is maybe 14..? BUT thats also veryy uncommon. i myslef got it when i was 11. advice-go see your OBGYN immediatly! plus it might cause other problems that you are sexually active because you havent gotten your period yet, and you havent used a tampon yet, so wouldnt it hurt like hell to be having intercourse?!! but def go to your doc, and talk to your mom and sister, see when they got theres, and see what they have to say. hope i helped~
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You need to go see a OBGYN or even just your family doctor I no your looking for better advice than this but your doctor is going to have to run tests we cant do that im sorry and good luck.
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Okay, one of the reason many girls can't menstruate is because they are way too skinny. When you are too skinny, your body can't produce what is needed to have a period. When you don't have a period you can't have babies. Talk to a doctor about this.
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You really should make an appointment with your gynecologist, It is very uncommon to not have your period by age 21. ( If I'm understanding your correctly)
If you haven't received a period this month, Then you should take a home pregnancy test within 7-14 days after intercourse. To receive a more accurate result take 2 instead of one. Delayed periods can be caused from stress, depression, poor dieting and exercise, Illness etc. As long as you get your period once a month you should be fine. If the test are negative and you haven't received it by early next month then schedule an appointment with your doctor.
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Have you been to the OBGYN yet? I know you haven't started your period yet, and that's when most people go... But I've heard that when you turn eighteen you should start making annual appointments. Not only that, a doctor will have a better chance of being able to tell you with certainty what is going on.
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