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My monthly period late for 21days now, beta hcg negative, hormonal blood test normal. my gyn doc suggest ultrasound also normal, thyroid also normal!
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Amenorrhea: There are many reason why you can have a later period. Even how stressed you are now, can influence on you menstrual cycle. Being obese, having policystic ovary, doing too much excesise, hormonal issues etc etc. Please follow up with your obgyn recomendations.
Answered 9/26/2014
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