Anovulation: The most common cause of your symptoms is anovulation. When you don't ovulate, you don't have a period. This can be caused by many things such as pregnancy, thyroid problems, stress, PCOS, Etc. Since it is persistent, it would be a good idea to see an Ob/Gyn and find out what is wrong. Best wishes!
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