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What could be the cause for missing a menstrual period???
Besides being pregnant (obviously) and not having enough body fat.
19 Answers
- jellybeanchickLv 71 decade ago
1. Being stressed out can cause you to miss a period.
2. An irregular cycle may look like a missed period at first. A few years ago I went from having a perfect 28 day cycle to suddenly having 7 week cycles occasionally. It was scary at first.
3. Menopause, which can happen as early as the 40s.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Stress;
Your particular chemical imbalance.
Your diet if you are into a lot of soft drinks, or alcohol and missing meals.
It could also be a normal once and a while occurance.
If you are taking medications. even or especially the over counter
drugs for flu , allegeries, colds. Some of these are murder on a body. it varries form individual; to individual. Mke sure you eat healthy and drink plenty of fluids.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Some type of bodily stress, either psychological or physiological will cause the body to bring about the desired change according to metabolistic damage level.
It is a compensatory affect when I mean by "desired". Meaning the body is equalizing itself to prevent furthur catastrophe.
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- firestarterLv 61 decade ago
Hormonal imbalances due to peri-menopause, tumors, thyroid imbalances, and stress. Many young and older women occasionally experience irregular periods from time to time. Usually it is not a serious problem. I would get it checked if it persists. Get well soon
- 1 decade ago
Stress and having too much body fat are common causes. More rare are endometriosis, uterine polyps, and ovarian cysts.
- 1 decade ago
Several factors: poor diet, emotional stress, over excersizing, and of course, the one you don't want to think about - pregnancy! Also, on the bleaker side, endometriosis, tumors,...etc. Sometimes it just happens. If you feel okay, you're diet's okay, and you're routine is basically normal, don't worry about it.
- 1 decade ago
Stress
Starting menopause at a very early age.
Morbidly overweight - a 20-something year old had this problem years ago. I'm not sure if she still has the same problem.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Pregnecy (Probably #1)?
Low Iron in blood?
Underweight?
Overworked?
Stress?
Menopause?
- 1 decade ago
1) Calorie-restricted diets
2) Strenuous exercise
3) High levels of stress
4) Discontinuing use of oral contraceptives