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| Menstrual Cycle Discussions on the Menstrual Cycle that include cramps, PMS, & the rest. |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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I'm 18 years old, a college freshman very far from home. Last time I had a period was in August and I have now missed it twice, and have always been very regular. Am sexually active but have never had unprotected sex (always with a condom). I have lost about 12 lbs in 7 weeks becuase of the bad food at school and I continue to exercise. I took 3 home pregnancy tests after my first missed period and all were negative. Is it the stress and change, or should I be worried about pregnancy?
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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if you want to feel better try to go to the dr to get a blood test for the pregnancy issue. the fact that your diet has changed, with not eating much at school can be a big reason for change in period. eating habits, and stress can effect your period.
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