Other than PCOD, what are the other reasons for irregular and late periods?

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First, I would like to know if you are sexually active, and in that case, I suggest you get a urine pregnancy test done.

If not sexually active or if the pregnancy test is negative, the delay is mainly because the cycle is an anovulatory one. Anovulatory cycles are commonly caused by hormonal disturbances, which can be due to changes in diet and lifestyle, too much stress, thyroid disease, or polycystic ovarian disease (PCOD). You are currently getting premenstrual symptoms, so your periods should start in a few days. If the ultrasound and blood tests are more than six months old, I suggest you repeat them. You currently do not need medicines for your periods to start. I suggest you wait for a week.

Regards.

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If the pregnancy test was done before a week, you could repeat the urine test one more time. You can still wait for up to 45 days for your periods to come naturally. If you do not get the periods even after 45 days, you can take progesterone tablets for withdrawal.

I suggest you take tablet Deviry (Medroxyprogesterone Acetate) 10 mg twice daily for five days (Consult with your specialist doctor, discuss with him or her and take the medicines with their consent). You will get your periods the week after completing the dose. If your hormonal levels were normal, they could be precipitated by stress or lifestyle changes.

Regards.