Missing periods: What's your experience?

I’m actually quite new to this forum, and I find myself facing a really heavy situation. To be honest, I’ve never had a period in my life. I’m twenty-five years old now, and there’s just this overwhelming sense of embarrassment whenever I think about bringing it up with anyone. I’ve been married for five years, and I’m currently navigating my fourth year of college, so things have always been pretty hectic. Between juggling my studies and working full-time, I just haven't found the window to prioritize doctor visits or medical checkups. My main concern right now is whether it’s already too late to seek help—I’m just really hoping there might be some glimmer of hope left for me. Is there still a possibility that I could become a mother one day? If there is, I would give it everything I have to make that happen, but if it isn't an option, I’ll accept it, though it’s obviously a lot to process. I would be so incredibly grateful if any women who have dealt with similar issues could share some advice. Is being twenty-five too late to finally go in for these exams?👍

If I were in your shoes, I’d urgently schedule an appointment with 😲

I’m dealing with amenorrhea myself—it’s a nightmare—so if any other women here are going through the same thing, please reach out and share what you've been through. 😢

mistypilot19 said:I’m new to this forum, and I’m facing a massive issue. I have never had a period in my life. I’m 25 years old, and honestly, it’s incredibly awkward to talk about this with anyone. I’ve been married for five years now, and I’m currently in my fourth year of college. Between working full-time and finishing my degree, I just haven’t made it to a doctor’s appointment yet. My main concern is whether it’s too late to get checked out—if it isn't, I really want to hold onto some hope. Is there still a chance for me to become a mother? If there is, I am fully committed to doing whatever it takes to make that happen, but if not, I’ll accept it. I’m asking any women dealing with the same thing for advice. Am I too old to see a specialist since I'm 25?👍

Good grief, I’ve read this three times now and I am absolutely floored.
My sincerest apologies if this is just some internet troll, but when you’re in your mid-twenties, juggling a college degree, and already married, you’d expect a bit more self-awareness and basic responsibility toward your own health—and, frankly, toward your husband.
To be blunt, if you actually read this, your fertility issues are just one tiny drop in an ocean of medical complications you likely already have or will face throughout your life.
I truly hope you’ve actually taken some concrete steps by now to address this and that you're handling the situation effectively.
Good luck!