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Almost a week late

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jayy8221111
jayy8221111

Hi, guys. I'm 22, and my cycle's 4 days late (as of today). I'm not on birth control and I'm not sexually active. I just recently got on pressure meds for my high BP problems but it's from my understanding that it doesn't have an effect on your menstrual cycle. I also been fighting BV off and on for years but it's never effected my cycle or me being able to ovulate. Anyway, 4 days. My thighs ache. I have cramps right there in my pelvis. Those are pains I normally get when my period's down. But no blood. Just clear discharge. I wiped a little bit of brown Tuesday but nothing else since then. I'm worried. And annoyed. One of my greatest fears is not being able to conceive. So what do y'all think? My period came down at the time it was supposed to last month bc I track it on an app. Idk what's going on now. Has anyone ever experienced this? Should I be worried (well I already am worried)? Just to reiterate, I'm not pregnant. Literally no chance of me getting pregnant. If there was, it would be by immaculate conception. 

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  • jayy8221111
    jayy8221111

    Posted

    I am now currently six days late. Tomorrow will make a week. Thigh pain. Cramps. No chance of me being pregnant bc I'm not having sex. 

    • Nicnicnic
      Nicnicnic jayy8221111

      Posted

      Hi Jay, I am no help but today am a week late and not pregnant. I wasn't stressed which can cause periods to be late, but I am stressed now and worrying why it's late. I think medication can affect your cycle as well as other things. Sorry I can't be more help but just wanted to say 'snap' x 

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