Why am I feeling anxious after late period?

Pregnancy, stress and weight changes or even some medical conditions are just a few examples which could result to prolonged absence of menstruation for two consecutive months. In such a situation, it is advisable to see a gynecologist who will do physical examination followed with tests and diagnose the underlying condition. For evaluation and treatment, you can see a gynecologist or an obstetrician.

Your cervix feeling low is concerning and may indicate a prolapse, which is when reproductive organs sag down. Symptoms include a heavy pelvic sensation and a vaginal bulge. Prolapse can be caused by pregnancy, childbirth, and aging. Treatments range from pelvic exercises to surgery, depending on the severity. 

You may have a hormonal abnormality or gynecological condition that is disrupting your menstrual cycle. You should see a gynecologist for in-depth screening and diagnosis. Based on the underlying cause of your symptoms, specialist may prescribe additional tests or treatments.

If there is one dark line between C and T on the test, it may mean a negative result since T indicates positive. But it should be taken into consideration that wrong tests may appear and more test is required. If you are concerned about your pregnancy condition, it is best to see a doctor

Hormonal imbalance or other factors can cause period problems and a gynecologist should be consulted for an accurate assessment and treatment. Coxicam, meloxicam, zune, esomeprazole, ms. futine and fluoxetine as HCI USP are out of the question for menstrual issues. I'd suggest going to an expert in gynecology for the management of period problems.