Ok, my regular cycle is pretty long. On average it is 35 days (long i know). My last cycle lasted 39 days. I got my last period on May 4th, 2011. It is now June 16th, 2011. It has been 43 days and i still have not gotten my period. I am 17 years old and am really worried. I took a pregnancy test and it came out negative. I took it in the morning on the 14th of June. I will take another one in about a week. My boyfriend and I had sex on May 21st. We used protection. However, there were times that we had unprotected sex in the shower. We checked and there was no cum. We did come inside me with the condom on. But we checked the condom and there was no leak or anything. We even squeezed it to the tip and there was no cum dripping out so we're positive the condom didnt break. Could it be stress!!?!? I have finals coming up but i dont feel like it could be stress. idk im so confused. I need help and suggestions?
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Hi,
June 20, 2011 - 5:23pmOnce again, if you don't get your period, take a home pregnancy test. If the test is negative and you still don't get your period the following month, make an appointment with your gynecologist.
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anything else. do you really think my period just skipped?
June 17, 2011 - 11:35pmThis Comment
Hi,
June 16, 2011 - 4:35pmStress over exams, or anything else, and anxiety or worry that you might be pregnant can cause a period to be late. It sounds like you and your boyfriend were careful while having sex. Your history of having very long intervals between periods certainly makes it difficult to know when you can expect a period. Try to relax and repeat a home pregnancy test as you plan. I can only suggest, that if that test is negative and you still have not gotten your period, you make an appointment with your gynecologist or visit a health clinic. A blood pregnancy can be done. A physical exam can be done and a medical history can be obtained to determine a cause of the late period. You might want to consider starting an oral contraceptive. This would provide more protection against unwanted pregnancy and might help regulate your menstrual cycles.
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