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Irregular periods
I caught chickenpox in March. After recovery I had my periods. I got weak. I started to get very hungry and started to eat more. I gained weight. Then I had my period after 40-45 days later. My hunger has reduced and now I have lost most of the weight I gained. It's been 46 days and I still don't have my periods. What to do? I am unmarried.
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Stress due to lifestyle or I'll health can cause hormonal imbalance.consult your doctor for hormonal checkup and other causes of amenorrhoea.
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
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Hi. An episode of sickness, having medicines puts stress on the body. It's known to delay periods. You can safely wait for 2 more weeks. After that, you might need to take medicines to induce periods. Don't worry. It's very common and nothing that you should stress about
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