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Question – What causes\u00a02 Weeks Past Period Negative Pregnancy Test?<\/em><\/p>\n Now you realized that your period has gone off and yet to come for two weeks; While you may think it’s pregnancy, the chances are slim. SO DON’T PANIC!!!<\/strong><\/p>\n Many other reasons may cause hormone fluctuations that may either make your period late<\/em>, lighter than normal<\/em><\/a> or heavy<\/em>.<\/p>\n Common reason for 2 weeks late period and not pregnant are<\/p>\n However<\/strong>, if you’ve had sexual intercourse without using protective measures, there is a possibility you could be pregnant.<\/p>\n The article explains the causes of a delayed period, and when you should worry.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Menstrual period occurs after 21 to 35 days. It’s not abnormal for a shift of period date, however, it could mean something more serious if it’s persistent. Here are possible reasons you’ve missed your period for two weeks and still test negative.<\/p>\n You probably may not have known that women have body changes as they grow old. As you grow into your 40’s and just before early 50’s, when menopause occurs, you may begin to have some changes in your period, ovulation, mood and vaginal discharge<\/p>\n These signs are peri-menopausal<\/em> and signals you period will soon cease. Easy ways<\/a> to identify perimenopause are<\/p>\n If you are more than 40 years with a delayed period, then it’s likely peri-menopausal changes have already started. You should inform your doctor and ask for easy topical estrogen cream to ease symptoms.<\/p>\n In some young women, deep voice and male type hair distribution from the chin to the chest may be the first signs\u00a0of a Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)<\/em>.<\/p>\n Polycystic ovaries are relatively common<\/a>. In the United States, about 10 million women have cystic ovaries. If you’ve persistently had less bleeding during periods<\/a> and now missed period for 2 weeks, chances are it could be PCOS.<\/p>\n Other ways to know it’s PCOS are<\/p>\n What can I do to confirm polycystic ovaries?<\/strong><\/p>\n Talk to your doctor about your symptoms. There are many other reasons you could have the above symptoms. To confirm PCOS, an ultrasound\u00a0and other blood tests will be carried out.<\/p>\n Treatment is possible with increased fertility in women.<\/p>\n If you had strenuous academic, emotional or physical stress for a long time, your body<\/a> reacts by sending signals to your brain, where ovulation and period are controlled.<\/p>\n Stress may not always mean getting physically work-out. If you are worried either psychologically or emotionally, your hormones may be secreted in an abnormal way<\/p>\n The body hypothalamus (brain center that controls ovulation) may not work properly by either blocking or reducing hormone release.<\/p>\n 8 signs\u00a0you could be stressed without knowing are<\/em><\/p>\n What steps may help out?<\/strong><\/p>\n Ways you can get your period back is by\u00a0talking to a therapist, taking some time off to relax, or talking to friends and family about issues bothering you.<\/p>\n Trying to work yourself more than required can shoot down hormones that regulate the menstrual cycle. After exercise and loss of more than 10 percent of total body weight, your period could be absent for a while.<\/p>\n If you’ve taken some medications or surgically ended your pregnancy some weeks ago, it’s normal to have a delayed period for weeks or months.<\/p>\n\n
<\/span>What causes 2 weeks past period negative pregnancy test?<\/span><\/h2>\n
<\/span>1. \u00a0Perimenopause<\/span><\/h3>\n
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<\/span>2. \u00a0You have multiple ovarian cysts<\/span><\/h3>\n
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<\/span>3. \u00a0You stressed yourself out<\/span><\/h3>\n
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<\/span>4. \u00a0You’ve lost excessive weight<\/span><\/h3>\n
<\/span>5. \u00a0After an abortion<\/span><\/h3>\n