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Yes it is normal for your period to be late especially if you just started getting your period.
yeah its normal, that happens to me a lot
yes if you're young. It takes years to regulate.
How late are you? If it is just a week or two that could be normal.
totally normal... it may or may not come. Irregular periods are annoying, but very common and totally normal. Birth control pills can regulate them if it becomes an issue.
Periods can also be skipped if you are really active that month, or if you are underweight, or if you are really stressed out.
If you're under 21, yes. Some women's cycle can take a while to sort itself out. I had regular periods for 3 years then had a few blips and then had regular periods. Blips happen and they are nothing to worry about. If it starts happening more regularly then it is worth checking out with a doctor.0
absolutely, especially if you have only had your period for less then 2 years. if you are really concerned about it talk to a trusted adult or you doc. good luck
Yes. If you have started your period recently, within the last year or two, it's possible that your body is still adjusting and it's perfectly normal if it skips or you have two very close together within the first year or so. But hey, we're not doctors, so if your older and your really worried, go see an actual doctor.
Yes it is.
Your body needs time to get use to changes.
Will be ok, don't worry.
When I got it for the first time, was latte somethimes 9 mounth.
yes it is totally normal i am always irregular...
Yes it's normal. When you are still developing (girl to 20 years of age) it's perfectly normal to have late periods, early periods, even a missed period. Your body still adjusting to all the physical and hormonal changes you're experiencing. My daughter, 13, has been having her period since she was 10, and she just recently was a week late. Many things can contribute, other than hormonal changes. Excessive exercise, stress, change in diet. As long as you are still a virgin, you shouldn't have to be concerned about anything. Once you begin having sex though, you will want to be sure to get on birth control and get educated on STD's. Or just don't have sex, that's the best thing. :-)
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