I am 16 years old and have never had a period. I am 110 pounds and 5 foot 8 inches & wear a size 32A if that matters. I am the last of all the people I know to get a period and am starting to get worried. I do not go to the doctor unless I am sick so that is not an option. Should I be concerned or not care?Thank you!

I am 16 years old and have never had a period. I am 110 pounds and 5 foot 8 inches & wear a size 32A if that matters. I am the last of all the people I know to get a period and am starting to get worried. I do not go to the doctor unless I am sick so that is not an option. Should I be concerned or not care?Thank you!

I see you have asked this question before, November, to be exact. You stated you were 15. I guess you might say at this time, the same answers apply.

And you do live with your parents, as I answered your previous question regarding fainting. So I guess fainting trumps just being sick.

Please look at [THIS] (https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/child-teen-health/never-had-period-age-15-a-776627.html) post.

I would put this as being "sick" to be honest and something that you should follow up with your doctor with. Your mother has to have noticed your lack of periods and is probably waiting for you to say something. It isn't a big health concern, considering what Alty and J_9 said in that thread, but it is concerning you and you will figure out in life that you don't need to be sick or in medical distress to visit a doctor. This is more important if you're a woman because there is lot more that can go wrong, when compared to men, that won't display as "Being sick."

You have a health problem, and need to see a doctor. The issue with fainting is most likely connected to this. And this is a sign of something that needs exam.

And you should be going to the doctor for normal check ups... but now, you need to go, because you are "sick"