No
No its totally normal
IT is normal. Your periods can resume anywhere from 2-6 weeks after a DNC, but you should not wear a tampon until that time.
I believe so because I am having the same issue. Yes, I took augmentin for a sinus infection, and it delayed my period for two weeks.
It can cause irregular periods.
No. Two normal heavy periods and no symptoms of pregnancy sound like your definitely not pregnant.
you might have alot of eggs and blood to be rid of
This could be pregnancy related or due to a hormonal imbalance. You need to see your Doctor. PCOS could also be a reason for your delayed period but its unlikely unless you have very irregular periods along with other PCOS symptoms.
No. It will take minimum three weeks for the pregnancy test to give you positive results. It will take two weeks after ovulation in normal course to get periods. You have to wait for about one week after you miss your periods to get the pregnancy test positive in most of the patients. Morning sample is preferred, as it is usually concentrated and have got more units of hCG. (Human chorionic gonadotropin.) For the day sample to become positive in most of the patients, you have to wait for three more days. Still the 100 % patients will not give you positive test, as there may be delayed ovulation in a given patient and there may be delayed pregnancy. So you have to go for weekly pregnancy test till you get the periods. Alternately your gynecologist may prefer to go for ultrasound or may prescribe you progesterone tablets to get the periods.
my periods was 6 weeks late and i light periods could i be pregrant
Swelling breasts can be a sign that your period will start soon. If you've had unprotected sex, swollen breasts (along with a delayed period) can mean that you're pregnant. You can take a pregnancy test three weeks after your last time having unprotected sex to find out.
Hypothyroidism can cause irregular periods. If you are 44 years old it can also be the beginnings of menopause. It would be best to discuss it with your doctor.