I am 26 and havent started my period?!
Question: I am 26 and havent started my period.?
Answers:
It's called Amenorrhea - See a doctor please ASAP
Women who have a normal uterus and ovaries: If your reproductive organs are normal, you have a hormonal problem which developed prior to your going through puberty: empty sella syndrome, pituitary tumor, adrenal tumor, polycystic ovarian disease, and so forth.
In some rare cases your problem may stem from an anatomical abnormality: you may have been born with an imperforate hymen (closed vagina); with cervical stenosis (closed cervix) or without a vagina. These problems affect about 40 percent of women with primary amenorrhea.
Women who have a normal uterus with nonfunctional ovaries: You may have a normal uterus, but have ovaries that do not contain any eggs (germinal cells). These problems affect about 30 percent of women with primary amenorrhea.
Women who have a nonfunctional uterus with functional ovaries: You may have normal ovaries and a nonfunctional uterus. These problems affect about 20 percent of women with primary amenorrhea.
Women who have no uterus and no ovaries: You may have no ovaries and no uterus. These problems affect about 10 percent of women with primary amenorrhea.Health Question & Answer
Women who have a normal uterus and ovaries: If your reproductive organs are normal, you have a hormonal problem which developed prior to your going through puberty: empty sella syndrome, pituitary tumor, adrenal tumor, polycystic ovarian disease, and so forth.
In some rare cases your problem may stem from an anatomical abnormality: you may have been born with an imperforate hymen (closed vagina); with cervical stenosis (closed cervix) or without a vagina. These problems affect about 40 percent of women with primary amenorrhea.
Women who have a normal uterus with nonfunctional ovaries: You may have a normal uterus, but have ovaries that do not contain any eggs (germinal cells). These problems affect about 30 percent of women with primary amenorrhea.
Women who have a nonfunctional uterus with functional ovaries: You may have normal ovaries and a nonfunctional uterus. These problems affect about 20 percent of women with primary amenorrhea.
Women who have no uterus and no ovaries: You may have no ovaries and no uterus. These problems affect about 10 percent of women with primary amenorrhea.Health Question & Answer
take this drug (dont now what it is called) get it by the docter and then you will start 12 hours later. My friend had to do it because she had a PROBLEMHealth Question & Answer
I suggest seeing a doctor, as even if everything is ok, it's still worth a check up. Good luck. But i would say this sounds particularly strange.Health Question & Answer
And you wait until now to do anything about it.?!.?!
Go to the doctor.Health Question & Answer
Go to the doctor.Health Question & Answer
Don't listen to those rude bitches. It's normal! I'm 37 and still haven't got mine. Everybody is different.Health Question & Answer