I haven't had my period for two months. I'm 19 years old.

After entering puberty, girls will experience not only the significant growth and development of their reproductive organs, but also regular menstrual periods. Regular menstruation can not only reflect a woman's physical condition, but also determine whether her fertility function is normal. So, what should a 19-year-old do if she hasn’t had her period for two months? Let’s discuss the interpretation below, and I hope everyone will understand it.

If a 19-year-old woman has amenorrhea for two months, it may be due to endocrine imbalance caused by daily fatigue, excessive mental stress, or emotional outburst, which may lead to delayed or irregular menstruation. In this case, you can go to the hospital for B-ultrasound and endocrine examinations to find out the cause of amenorrhea and then use medication for treatment.

Patients can also use B-ultrasound examination, and doctors can determine whether the thickness of the patient's uterine wall is normal and whether the patient's ovaries are normal. If these tests are not confirmed, you can also do corresponding hormone tests to determine whether the various hormones are normal.

Everything is normal. A 19-year-old girl is still in puberty, and not having menstruation for two months is also a symptom of amenorrhea. Generally, girls of this age group will experience menstrual interruption during their first menstrual period. This is usually a relatively normal physiological phenomenon and does not require immediate treatment. This situation will automatically recover after a period of self-adjustment.

The menstrual cycle is generally related to fatigue, stress, anxiety, environmental changes, and ovarian problems. If you have sex, you should first test your urine for pregnancy to rule out pregnancy. If you are not pregnant, you can take progesterone to induce menstruation, avoid staying up late, develop a good lifestyle, and lose weight appropriately if you are obese, as excessive obesity will affect the ovaries. Participate in outdoor exercise more often.