Hello, I am a 31 yr old smoker and started taking Alysena 28 on August 29 which was also the first day of my period. I was instructed by a pharmacist to start the pills the first day of my period. My period ended the 6th of September. My next period wasn t due till September 26 2014. I had spotting or breakthrough bleeding between September 21 - 23. I have had unprotected sex with my husband from September 17 - 27 except for the days i was spotting. It is now September 29 and my period hasn t come as yet. Is their something wrong with me hormonaly, could i be possibly pregnant, could it be cause by stress or is this normal and im panicking for no reason?
Missed periods is due to many causes other then pregnancy like stress, blood infection, thyroid and diet changes, over exercise, hormonal imbalance, serious medical illnesses, anorexia nervosa with eating disorder, obesity, PCOD, birth control pills, and other types of objective contraceptives, some chronic diseases like diabetes, and Celiiac disease also can affect your menstrual cycle. Thyroid disease also a common cause.
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Dr. Sunita Kothari, OB & GYN Specialist
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What Causes A Delayed Menstrual Period?
Hi, Missed periods is due to many causes other then pregnancy like stress, blood infection, thyroid and diet changes, over exercise, hormonal imbalance, serious medical illnesses, anorexia nervosa with eating disorder, obesity, PCOD, birth control pills, and other types of objective contraceptives, some chronic diseases like diabetes, and Celiiac disease also can affect your menstrual cycle. Thyroid disease also a common cause. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Sunita Kothari, OB & GYN Specialist