if your period didnt come down and your not throwing up or sleeping or eating alot what does that mean?
139212
Means that you should get to the store and buy a home pregnancy test just in case, if it comes back positive make an appointment to have an official test done by your doctor and so he can give you a referral to an OBGYN.  Keep in mind not all women have the symptoms of pregnancy when they are pregnant, you wouldn't be eating a lot in the early stages of pregnancy and you might be one of the lucky ones not to get morning/evening sickness...\n\nIf the test comes back negative you should see your doctor either ask if it could be the cause of a certain birth control you are taking, if you are, or see if perhaps you are just really stressed out, have a poor diet, or what other long list of possibilities could be causing it....
713981
Stress is one of the biggest causes of missed or late periods.  Also, sudden weight loss or gain can throw your body off, especially loss.  If you don't get it soon, or if it skips any more months, ask your Dr.  If you are really skinny you might not have enough body fat to menstruate, and that's not a good thing, if you don't menstruate you end up with weakened bones and teeth.  I know it's early to worry about that, you've only missed one period, but I thought I'd tell you just in case it becomes an issue.  Good Luck.
98939
Sounds like someone is pregnant! If you missed your last period or skipped on the pill, slipped up and had sex and thought nothing happened then yeah you might be experiencing morning sickness. If this pretty much answers your question go see your gyno a.s.a.p.
877249
Your blood sugar could be fluctuating. That can give you a feeling of nausea. \n\nI once ate a 2 course meal yet 30 mins later my blood sugar was still dangerously low. Does make you feel pretty unwell I agree. Get it checked out would be my advice.
71829
Oh please. It doesn't necessarily mean you're pregnant. You could be just having panic attacks. Are there any stressful events going on in your life, lately? It could also be low blood pressure, or low blood sugar... And make sure you take a multivitamin. This happened to me when I was on the South Beach Diet, and wasn't eating normally...
323103
I do feel tired had have heavy clotting during the first couple of days.  I heard that the menstrual cycle depletes iron levels in the body (which can be a cause of sleepiness and drowsiness).  I take an extra iron supplement during my cycle to combat that tired feeling.
807060
Hormones.... metabolism..... biorhythms..... all connected.\nPart of a natural cycle, but could be a sign that your diet is lacking something. Sugar is quick-fix energy. Try eating healthy lots of brown rice, vegies, wholesome food the week Before the week before your period.......... or get tested by a natropath. I used to take a Pharma Foods supplement that balanced my blood glucose so i didn't feel flat and eat sugar in the afternoon. Worked like a charm, along with balanced meals and eating healthy.
330445
See your doctor if you don't get a period soon sometimes it could be a symptom of ovarian cysts or endometriosis.
293754
There are lots of things that can cause you to miss a period.  Stress, weight gain, weight loss, illness, or  hormonal irregularities.  You should go see your doc, you may need to be given something to jumpstart your period again.  And don't worry!  I once went 8 months without a period and to be honest, it was a GREAT 8 months!
470246
If you are severely underweight you will not have periods for the simple reason that nature protects us from pregnancy if our bodies are too malnourished to sustain that pregnancy.\n\nHaving said that, I'd agree with the above 2 answers in that as long as you are not SEVERELY underweight then it should not affect your periods.\n\nMany anorexics (and some athletes) find that their periods stop if their weight becomes too low but this is unusual and it shouldn't affect you unless you are emaciated and under-nourished.
581255
Not having a period for 3 months is not something to stress yourself out about. .. Stress is the leading cause of female problems. Lack of activity is also a cause. Weight gain or loss can also be another problem. Illnesses can also as well... Doctor's say that woman should at least have 3-4 periods a year. If we don't have at least that. We are doubling our risk for Ovarian Cancer. Periods are shedding our cervix lining.. without the period our lining continues to grow .. running the risk of problems.Talk to your gyno or family doctor. They can check to see if there is other problems contributing to irregular periods. They will check for Endemetreouises. and Poly cystic Ovaries. and any other possible problems. Good luck and let me know how your doing.
968438
Pregnancy would not give you a light period.  You may not have ovulated this month and there isn't as much uterine lining to discharge.
1180728
Stress and weight changes can cause you to skip periods every once in a while. See your doctor if you think it's something else.
875167
Your weight plays a huge part in your period. If you are heavy, a lot of times you can get your period without ovulating. (I know because this happens to me). But this does not mean that you can't get pregnant. Sometimes you will ovulate and not know it- so be careful!!! If you are too thin you stop getting your period all together.   I have been trying to get pregnant and can't, so i went to the doc and they told me I have pcos. Which means basically i will get my period and a lot of times not ovulate. The only thing I can do to help this is to lose a lot of weight. So - yes weight plays a huge part in your period. Plus i don't know how old you are but if you are young- it takes a few years before your periods become regular.
116078
could be pregnant, could just be the changes in your life--more/less stress, more/less exercise, more/less eating, different women your around, more/less sex, more/less drugs or alcohol
717877
Are you having signs of pregnancy?\n\nIf you got your period for 3 days, I'd say ur not pregnant.
409982
Are you talking about your period?  If so, this is most likely due to the stress you were going through.  Stress does all sorts of things to the body, and it can definitely mess with a woman's cycle.  If your cycles don't return to normal, though, you should see a gynocologist to make sure there is nothing else causing it to be irregular.