Check for Pregnancy: First confirm that you are not pregnant. Then from your history of Thyroid Disease (low or high) will Cause irregular or no period. Get properly treated for your Thyroid problem. Ofcourse there are a number of other reasons for amennorhea. See your doctor and get the diagnosis. Be Well.
Answered 5/16/2014
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Hard to know: Thyroid issues do sometimes wreak havoc on your menstrual cycle. If your thyroid has normal function and your periods are normally regular, I would be suspicious that you are pregnant. You can go to the physician that manages your thyroid and check to see if your thyroid is in good control. You could also take another pregnancy test since it has been longer since your missed period.
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