Doctor can evaluate: In the U.S., where almost every child has access to medical care, a girl by age 15-16 years will have seen a doctor for not having periods. This is because "all" the other girls she knows at home, school, or church have started their periods by that age. At age 19, a woman can see her primary care doctor, who can do a good exam and order some lab tests. An endocrinologist or gynecologist may help.
Answered 11/27/2017
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