Depends: You may have had an anovulatory cycle. You may have an infection. You may have a medicaiton interaction. You may ahve many other things. This will depend on your age, your state of health, any co-morbid health conditons, you state of nutrition and many other issues. It is usually due to not ovulating this cycle. See your gyn if there is concern.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Not normal: You need to take a pregnancy test and then visit your gyn asap. It is not common to have a period for a month.
Answered 12/1/2012
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