No period for Three months, Not preggie.?

Question

I have not had my period for Three months now. The one I had three months ago was my first. Since then; I have been ill alot, and have had stomach cramps now and again, that come and go within hours. I'm only 14, so rule out being 'preggie' or menstration(sp? ;;) I'm spacing out when in class alot, no matter how much sleep I get, if that helps any. But other than that, i'm happy at school, out of school, etc. :D

Ah, sorry, ^Menopause, thats the word .-. I got confuzled, again. Thankyou to everyone who is reply-ifing, its wonderful to know there are nice people out there who can spend some time helping worry-ous people like me :O

Answer 1

its normal...im 14 too and about 2 weeks ago i hadnt had mine for about 3months also...ur probably just really nervious about not having ur period which is making u think about being pregnant...dont worry about it...ur cycle just changes..its completely normal

Answer 2

You should really tell your mother or father that you need to go to the gynecologist. Just to make sure that you are alright. It could be nothing. Sometimes this sort of thing happens when a woman first starts her period.
You also need to be educated a little more about your body, the doctor can help with that if you don't want to talk to your parents.
Just for your information menstration means that you have started bleeding.
menopause is the term used when a mature woman stops having her period for good. (There's more to it than that, but that's all you need to know for now.)

Answer 3

Both my girls (12 and 15 yrs of age) goes through this also. Right now you are also nervous about the menstration especially since you've only just become having them. They'll be irregular, which is absolutely normal. Heck I'm 35 and mine are still to this day irregular. Don't worry. It will restart again.

Answer 4

Answers to this question would be too general, and I don't believe general answers will be very helpful. Although it is not uncommon for irregular menstrual cycles to occur in teens, you will still want to consult an OB/Gyn, especially since you are experiencing additional symptoms, including pain (a big indicator to see a doctor). It may be nothing, but it's better to know because many disorders of our reproductive systems can be easily treated, as long as it is caught in advance or in early stages. Cause for concern would include genital tract infections, cervical cancer, etc.

Answer 5

My cousin is your age and she has periods like that too. She isn't sexually active. but it is normal at your age to not have a regular period .sometimes it's a blessing. But you should be okay. If you have an adult you feel comfortable with you may want to talk to them and see about even going to the doctor to see what he/she has to say for your own peace of mind. And if you are sexually active you may want to go to the doc and have some tests for std's because that can effect your cycle too. The spacing out in class can be just because you are stressing about this. good luck sweetie.

Answer 6

am i able to have my era and nevertheless be pregnant? --------------------------------------... A: No. Menstruation is the laying off of the liner of the uterus after ovulation while a girl does not grow to be pregnant. So, that's no longer possible to have a era and be pregnant. even with the undeniable fact that that's possible to be pregnant and have vaginal bleeding that could seem a era. Vaginal bleeding in the time of being pregnant isn't unusual, even with the undeniable fact that it would desire to sign a difficulty with the being pregnant. Bleeding occurs to a minimum of one out of 5 pregnant women human beings. The motives variety and rely on how long a girl has been pregnant. A pregnant lady who discovers that she has vaginal bleeding might desire to touch her wellbeing care provider, right this moment. Bleeding in the time of being pregnant capacity an assessment must be executed. The assessment might incorporate actual examination, sonogram, and blood artwork. basically via assessment will the wellbeing care provider be waiting to ensure the probably clarification for the bleeding and what a girl’s strategies are. many circumstances the answer for combating the bleeding is mattress relax and no intercourse. on occasion, hospitalization is needed, based upon how long a girl’s been pregnant and no count number if the being pregnant is needed. even with the reason and cautioned administration, your wellbeing care provider will prefer to persist with you heavily till the bleeding has stopped for it slow. now and returned, huge persist with-up is mandatory till transport.

Answer 7

i only had 3 periods the first year, they take a while to even themselves out and you are probably ok there. i don't think they are connected to your illness, however you should still see a doctor regardin the illness as it could be somethin serious that is or will effect your reproductive organs.

Answer 8

It's not uncommon for the first several years to be irregular, missing some, longer ones, shorter ones. It can take several years and even into your adulthood for things to even out and get more regular.

Answer 9

It is normal to have irregular periods when you first begin to menstruate. If it becomes that bad maybe you can have a parent take to to the doctor.

Answer 10

Thats normal, usually your period will be very irregular after the first time you get it. Check wit your Doctor, but don't get nervous, sounds perfectly normal :)