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for five years now, i had no sex, i am 27years old, since 7 months now, my period is not flowing as usual, i used to have it five days in a month,but this days some time it come and some time it never come, i saw it last on february instead of five days, it was only two days ,first time in my life to had two days period, but this last month of march up to now, i have not seen it,instead of me to see my period when the time comes, i only feel the usual pain and signs but i never see my period, please i am so worry and afraid...what could have happen to me ...bcoz my friends said is bcoz i refuse to have sex that is why, could that be truth?, please i am so disturb bcoz they usued to say woman without menstrual period might not be able to get pregnant and i am hoping to have my own baby some day...thanks.
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Hi,
I am sorry you are so worried, but please know that it can be normal for a woman to miss a period, without it indicating a medical condition. Your last menstrual period was in February, and although it lasted only two days instead of your normal five days...this can also be normal.
Women's cycles do change, and as we are constantly interacting and reacting to our environments...so are our cycles. Women's cycles can "suddenly" change due to a recent illness, new medication, excess stress, sudden weight loss, or for no "apparent" reason. Please also know that women also have a change in their menstrual cycles because there is a medical condition...if you do not have your regular menstrual cycle in April, you need to call your doctor (gynecologist) to rule out any possible medical reasons. You can also call your doctor today if you want some more reassurance...you know your body best.
What does your common sense tell you about your boyfriend's remark? Do you think a woman who chooses not to have sex (or to have sex, for that matter) would actually impact her menstrual cycle? The answer is an emphatic "No, it does not!", and I hope your boyfriend is more caring and sensitive than this one comment suggests. If he is pressuring you to have sex, trying to make you feel guilty or suggesting your body is being harmed by not having sex...these are some good reasons to have a heart-to-heart talk with him about respecting your choices.
April 7, 2011 - 11:23amThis Comment
hi Ali, u are such a wonderful being, thanks alot, now i can relax my mind bcoz my doctor can not tell me more than you said...but any how it will be within now and next month, then i go to my doctor and i will also get back to you. Well of my boyfriend , he travelled to south africa and i choose to wait for him but at the end, he went away with a south africa woman bcoz of money, any way early this year he came back for us to come back but i demanded for blood test first...we are still on the issue, i am confuse either to say yes or to move on with my life, this are part of the reason why i am being so depressed., THANKS ALOT, may GOD continue to grant you more knowledge and strenght...
April 7, 2011 - 12:21pmThis Comment