So, my period is late since my first period, which was on May 15, 2026, and lasted 6 days. My period hasn't started yet, and I've never had sex with anyone. I've noticed clear discharge, and from what I've researched, it's fertile period, but it's already 2 months late. I don't know what to do. What can I do?

Oh, friend, your first period can be a total mess! It's super normal to have a bit of a wonky cycle at the beginning. Don't worry because in the first year or two, it's very common for your period to be irregular, you know? Your body is still learning to deal with all these new hormones, and that's why it can take a while to get into a rhythm.

What's happening?

This clear discharge you're seeing is a good sign that your body is working! It indicates that ovulation (when your ovary releases an egg) might be happening, and that's part of the cycle. It happens that even when you ovulate, the cycle doesn't always form correctly and your period doesn't come. Sometimes your body takes a while to have the next period after the first one, or skips a few months. This is all part of the initial adjustment.

What to do now?

Pay attention to other signs from your body, like headaches, mild cramps, or mood changes. Writing everything down can help you understand what's normal for you. Since you're already two months late, it would be a good idea to talk to a trusted adult about it, like your mom, dad, or someone who takes care of you. They can help you decide if it's time to see a doctor just to make sure everything is okay. The doctor will explain what's happening and reassure you.

If you want to keep track of everything that happens in your body, the Sosô app is perfect for that. You can record your mood, cramps, and when your period arrives (or doesn't arrive, like now!) to see your cycle patterns.