When a 13 year old girl didn’t have her period yet for 2 months?is there problems?
When a 13 year old girl didn’t have her period yet for 2 months?is there problems?
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take her to homeopaethic doctor it will certainly curableI am assuming that you already have gotten your period, and you have skipped the last couple of months. If you have started your period within the last year, it is normal for it to be irregular for awhile. It will straighten itself out in no time.
Well, probably not. First of all, she got her period and then it stopped and it hasn’t been back for two months? I would not worry about it at all, because young girls don’t menstrate normally anyways. It could take a women 3-4 years before they become regular. It took me personally about 5 years until I could predict when it was coming.So that wasn’t until I was 18. Even today I’m not regular, but more so now than I was then.It really depends on the girl, if she exercises, her body mass and so on. I wouldn’t worry about it unless you think that she is pregnant, in which case I would make a doctor appt., or get a test. Test at Family Dollar are only $4.00, so it wouldn’t hurt.
No it’s normal for a young girl to miss a month now and then until her cycle becomes regular.
“It’s not unusual, especially in the first 2 years after menarche (the first menstrual period), to skip periods or to have an irregular menstrual cycle. Illness, rapid weight change, or stress can also make things more unpredictable because the part of the brain that regulates periods is influenced by stuff like this.” If there is no chance of pregnancy and you’re otherwise healthy, your period will return sooner or later. If you’re concerned, ask your mom to make an appointment for you with your family doctor, just to ask questions. Your doctor will be able to reassure you or do simple tests (bloodwork) to confirm that all is well.
When you are in your teenage years, your period is going to be irregular, especially if you haven’t had it for that long. But if you go several months without having there could possibly be aproblem and you should see a doctor.
Sometimes it just takes longer for girls to get on a regular schedule. If you don’t have one next month, you might check with your gynecologist—sometimes they have to put women on birth control pills to get them regulated. My friend has a 17 yr old daughter who has never had a period because she has some kind of female disorder. She has been to the dr several times, but just can’t get started.
I’m an RN who has taught Nursing for over 20 years. I couldn’t tell from your question whether the 13 year old girl has ever had a menstrual period or not. The “yet” makes me think that she hasn’t had her first period yet but I may have misunderstood the question. At any rate, as long as the girl hasn’t had sex we can rule out pregnancy as a possible cause for the delay in her period. A good number of adolescent girls don’t have their first period until well past their 13th birthday. The main factors influencing this include the person’s genes, body build and weight, amount of exercise/sports they participate in, etc. It is certainly nothing to worry about. My mother hauled me to the family doctor when I was 13years 1month old for a pelvic exam because I had not yet started my period. Although everything was fine I was terribly embarrassed and began my periods normally 3 months later. I have never forgotten the unnecessary embarrassment I went through. As a result of my own experience, I feel that adolescent girls should be given a chance to develop normally on their own and if by age 15 they have not started to menstruate then a refferal to a physician is appropriate. If the adolescent girl is anorexic or if she requests to see a physician that is different, and a referral should be made to rule out related problems. However, in my Nursing experience, there usually isn’t problems related to late onset of menarche. Good luck to you and God bless.
As long as she didn’t have sex there is nothing to worry about. It is not unusual for a 13 year old to skip a period or 2. If it continues a trip to the GYN might be in order.
no, when ur young and just started ur period, ur cycle is not exact, ur body has to get used to the changes and hormones need to level out, its perfectly normal, but if u hav abdominal pains and still havent gotten ur period for a long time u should see a doc and make sure nothing physically is wrong