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26-29,
anonymous
writes:right. i'm 1 week late for my period if my cycle was to be every 28 days. but im usually every 30 days and always on time basically since i started 3/4 years ago.i just wanted to know why i might be late. its really bugging me. and we can deffo rule out pregnancy! i've never had sex, i only just had my first kiss on saturday.help is much appreciated x
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reader, Lunaa  +, writes (14 July 2009):
 Its perfectly normal to have a screwy periods well into your twenties. My cycle was very regular the first year i had my period but then my second year i started getting very irregular and sometimes even skipping periods. My periods never regulated themselves until i went on birthcontrol when i was 16.
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reader, TheAgonyAunt +, writes (13 July 2009):
 Dont worry! This is completly normal your hormones still are working even if you've had your periods for a while. Sometimes stress or worry can prolong a period so try and relax and see if it comes.If not I would go to the doctors just to be safe.:)Hope this helps.=)
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reader, anonymous, writes (13 July 2009): i thought the smae my periods very regular then one month i was late and i was bricking it but its normal its just your body getting used to your hormones sometime you may skip months altogther till you reach the end of puberty
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reader, Livelife  +, writes (13 July 2009):
First of all, congrats on your first kiss, that's always special. :)
I'm a guy, but I'd like to think I'm completely out of it, so here's my advice as best I can give.
You're still young and your body is still adjusting it's hormones and everything. Your period may be a bit off sometimes for a bit. Not only that, it can be delayed because for several reasons, including stress. If you're really concerned, you can always talk to your mom if she's around, or of course your doctor.
Anyway, if you need more advice you can always message me or any of the other reponders and anyone will be happy to help. Good luck figuring things out, I'm sure it's frustrating.
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