Now, My sister hasn't had her period in 4 months and she isnt pregnant?

Question

Shoul she be worried or go to a doctor because she is 15 years old and a virgin.

Answer 1

yes she should go to the doctor just because she has irregular periods and it happens. It happened to me around the same age and I was a virgin. the doctors put me on birth control pills to regulate my periods. So encourage your sister to go to the doctor

Answer 2

Well when i was 14, 15, 16 & even 17, i struggled with an irregular period. it would skip sometimes 5 whole Months in Sequinse!!! it isnt Normal, but it IS common. Sad 2 say but she Should go to the doctor. when a female misses a period & she isnt Pregnant, it means she's lacking Somewhere in Health. maybe she's been eating to much fast-food or junk food or not getting enough rest (Rest & sleep r 2 diff things, just FYI) or been sort of Stressed. but also, she has 2 make Sure she isnt pregnant, because casual sex (the usual penis in the vigina) isnt the only way for a female 2 become pregnat. if she's used a males towel (that's been ejaculated on) or fooled-around in her undies, there ARE chances that she could be pregnant, but if she hasnt done any of those things, then check for the other factors & go 2 the doctor if it doesnt some this month.

Answer 3

This is completely normal! :-) I have gone for three before without one- you will be very irregular when you are young. She will most likely be uncomfirable because her body needs to release and this may make her cranky and aching but I'd say she is ok.
If this persists, however then you might want to get help from a physician.
Overall, though I think that its ok and you dont have to worry about her. :-) Very sweet of you to be caring. Theres a gent.

Answer 4

She's still young - her cycle may be abnormal which is not unusual with young teenagers. It's probably nothing to worry about.

Answer 5

ecause she is still young so her menses is still abnormar , don't worry it will be just fine , or if u still worry , u can see a doc to give her a pills to control her menstruation.