why is my menses late for about 7 days?
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Don't worry, it could be just some kind of added stress on you with school, sports, etc.\n\nIt happens, especially when you're younger like you are.
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If your menses have always been this way then it may be "normal" for you.  Sometimes bleeding will change in amount, but hasn't completely stopped.  If I count your days correctly, this is about a week.  Some womens' menses last a week which is normal for them...If you are concerned talk with your gyne about it...\nGood luck...
1084936
Something is up, if you've missed 2 periods but your not pregnant...have you been exercising a lot lately? because strenuous exercising can delay a period up to a month. Or it could be something with your kidneys, having high blood pressure and brownish blood in your urine could be a kidney stone or even kidney failure, when your kidneys aren't working, toxins build up in your body and in your blood(hence, the brownish color) and when toxins build up your immune system can turn on you and be, in a way, working against your body rather than FOR it. It can also raise your blood pressure. So, i suggest  seeing a doctor!!!      \n                                      Good Luck!!!
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You need to see a gynocologist.  Your march period was way too long. You are losing too much blood.
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Your doctor gave you pills after only missing your cycle by four weeks?  Talk to him again if you can.  Most women will miss the occasional menstration due to many different reasons.  Sleep changes, climate or seasonal changes, air travel, sickness, and the lists go on, and you might not even know why you missed it.  It is generally said by doctors that it's alright to miss the occasional menstration by 8 weeks, after that, then doctors can do some testing and examinations to make sure that nothing else may be going wrong.  I'd wait it out one more month, and see if it will return to you on your own.  But make sure you try to relax, being worried will only hault the coming of your cycle.  Good luck.  :)  If you suspect pregnancy, your doctor can get you tested very easily.
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It's normal sweetie.  A woman's period can last up to 3-7 days.  You are fine.
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thats way too long.  you need to go see a doctor beacause you might be anemic, among other things.  periods lasting longer than 7 days are  not normal
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no hun, don't worry about it. Your body is trying to organize it's self. When I was young, I'd go around 70 days without getting my period. (technically speaking it's every 28 days) To this day I don't get it regularly (anywhere from 30-45 days)\n\nIf you are not having sex, do not worry about it. Periods normally become regular
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My periods were late by 15 days last month but I am not pregnant. Generally my cycle is pretty regular. The odds of three pregnancy tests being wrong are slim, but there is a minuscule chance.
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if you didnt have much of one afterwards it could take 28 days or a little longer your body is getting back to normal...or you could be pregnant again i would contact your doctor
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Theoretically you could be pregnant. The symptoms you have don't seem typical to me at all...\n\nSo try to take it easy - and if your period is more than a week late, take a test.
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Try to calm down and wait it out. You're probably just a couple of days late. The pains might mean you're about to start. If you still haven't started in a week or so, do a pregnancy test. Remember, though, that you can get pregnant any time during your cycle, not just on certain days. Also, you should really consider using something along with the condom to make sure you don't get pregnant if it breaks again.
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3 days past a missed period.
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Yes, you could be.  You could also be exhibiting false symptoms if you're at all anxious about it.  This could also cause your period to be late.  Don't jump to conclusions yet; give it a another couple of weeks.
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various things can effect your menstrual cycle.  for one, you won't have one unless your body fat is high enough.  stress can keep you from menstruating.  thyroid abnormalities can keep you from it.  try googling delayed menarche (menarche is the beginning of menstruation) and see if there is anything that sounds like you.  also, talk to your doctor or gynecologist.  some people start later than others.
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a lot of women are irregular, if you have been early or late before, it is just you.  you do not have a "regular" ovulation cycle.  Also the menstrual cycle can be affected by a lot of things some of them being stess, an increase or decrease in physical activity, or increase/decrease in drug or alcohol use.
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Sounds like you might be starting Peri-menopause especially with the change in your periods.  So long it is not a continuous heavy flow all 14 days I would just monitor things but you may want to call the docs office and let the nurse know that this is going on just in case he feels he wants to see you sooner than next week.