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Could Duromine Effect Menstrual Cycle?

Hello, my period is two weeks late, yet for that time I have had small amounts of blood and cramping. It s highly unlikely I m pregnant. (I have been before and this is different). I am on duromine and have been extremely stressed.. Could this effect my period?
Fri, 3 Jul 2015
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic
Stress can cause period delay and also affect the flow seen as well.

If you are experiencing a stressful situation then it is possible that this the cause.

Other causes are: (1) physical illness or stress
(2)polycystic ovarian syndrome
(3) high prolactin hormone levels
(4)inadequate diet
(5)side effect of medication
(6)abnormal levels of thyroid hormone
(7)excess physical activity

I hope this helps
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Could Duromine Effect Menstrual Cycle?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Stress can cause period delay and also affect the flow seen as well. If you are experiencing a stressful situation then it is possible that this the cause. Other causes are: (1) physical illness or stress (2)polycystic ovarian syndrome (3) high prolactin hormone levels (4)inadequate diet (5)side effect of medication (6)abnormal levels of thyroid hormone (7)excess physical activity I hope this helps