I'm not a doctor, however this may be a sudden decrease in estrogen levels. I've seen this in a friend several times who had testosterone poisoning, she also occasionally bled for months at a time. Just go see a doctor. It's a pain but more reliable than the internet.
Also, though it's rather obvious, you may be pregnant. However many cases of optopic pregnancies don't show up for at home tests, though they may still stop your period, and these pregnancies are dangerous.
Suck it up and see your doctor so if it is serious, they can catch it.
preggers
Your pregnant or someting is very wrong
It could mean you are four months pregnant, you are going through menopause or you have a bad infection.Either way check with your doctor.
Yes. When you have only recently (around 18 months) started your period, it will be irregular and you may miss periods some months altogether. This is perfectly normal and doesn't mean you're pregnant or anything's wrong!
you will never have your period.
If by "late" you mean how long after you've lost your job, you are eligible. in most states, only for the base period of the first 4 of the last 5 complete calendar months, and the for a period of 2 months in that period. This is the norm, but not necessarily the same for all states as they all determine their own requirements. Its obviously best to apply as soon as possible after the job loss.
If you are sexually active then you could be pregnant but if not then you could just having a late or irregular period.
A late period dosent always mean you are pregnant, You could just have a late peroid. But you might want to check.
It means your period is five days late. Only you know your chances of being pregnant.
yes its normal , if your period is late you can have brown discharge also it happens after periods and it mean its cleaning out your vagina and old blood looks brown.
Depending on how "late" you are...... It may simply mean that your period is late. The body doesn't run like the clock on your wall. If your following period does not start when it should have....... Go see your doctor to get checked out.
It's common for periods to be light and widely spaced when you first start them. Don't worry about it. Its totally normal.