Hello, There are a variety of causes for a missed period. Causes of a missed period are as follows: * Pregnancy. * Taking the Plan B pill. * Missing Birth Control Pills. * Recently starting Birth Control Pills. * Irregular Periods. * PCOS. * Late Ovulation. * Stress. * urinary tract infection. * Vaginal Infection. Not ovulating can cause irregular periods, also stress and starvation can cause you to miss a period.
Possibly the pregnancy test is ineffective. Try another one.
Your period should not be delayed from missing a single pill.
Being pregnant is the most common, but in when you first have your period it can be irregular because your body is trying to get in a regular pattern of releasing eggs. Lack of food or being sick can also sometimes cause missing periods.
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The most common cause of missing a period is pregnancy.
There are a number of possible causes for missing a period, including certain medications, stress, significant weight loss, or strenuous exercise. You should see your doctor.
It is quite common to miss a period and there can be a lot of different reasons for it. Although pregnancy is probably the most common cause of missing a period, there are lots of other causes as well. Some common causes are: Stress, losing or putting on a lot of weight or anything which will cause hormonal changes. However, there are occasionally other more serious causes for a missed period such as STIs or polycystic ovaries syndrome so it is worth getting checked out if none of the other causes such as stress relate to you. If you miss more than one period then you should definitely see your GP.
The most common reason for a missed period is pregnancy. Other causes include medications and hormonal imbalance. Stress, illness, medications, and weight changes can also be factors when it comes to missing a period.
There is nothing missing... other than possibly a period at the end.
The missing punctuation mark is a period.
Missed or late periods happen for many reasons other than pregnancy. Common causes can range from hormonal imbalances to serious medical conditions.