… your period might be considered late if:It’s been more than 35 days since your last period.You’re normally really regular, and your period is more than three days late.Reasons why your …
… meaning it doesn’t fall between the 21 to 35 day time frame. In this case, a late period might seem like no big deal to some. Other women only have a few periods a …
… and have irregular bleeding for that first month afterward.Q: Can the morning-after pill make your period late?A: Yes, you might find that your period is pushed back one or two days.Q …
… your period made an appearance.If you’re sexually active, the first thing to do when your period is late is rule out the most common cause: pregnancy. But if a pregnancy test comes back …
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… production, so your periods may get shorter and lighter, or come less frequently. Menopause occurs when your period stops completely for 12 consecutive months. For most women, this happens in their late 40s or early …
… before a missed period, but that effectiveness can vary. You can be confident, though, that if your period is usually regular and you’re a day or two late for your period, the results from …
… white or light yellow.If you’re sexually active, try to remember when you had your last period. If your next period is late, take a home pregnancy test or make an appointment to see …
… it’s around that time of the month.“If you have sex right before or after your period, that may explain your bleeding,” notes Dr. Higgins.Keeping track of your cycles with a menstrual calendar …
You’ve been killing it recently. You’re exercising harder — and longer — than ever before, and you officially fit in the dress. Your high school reunion is going to be legendary.There’s just one …
Periods can be puzzling. Some people have two or three days of bleeding, while others see Aunt Flo for an entire week. And is it normal to have really light — or really heavy — bleeding each …
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