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Had A Chest Infection, Stomach Swollen, Periods Cramps. Given Amoxicillin. What Should I Do?

I have recently had a chest infection to which I was given Amoxicillin . The day I started taking the antibiotics I was due to come on and I had an extremely light period (no blood, it was just light brown in colour) which for me is highly unusual. After completing the course of antibiotics last weekend, I have since had a really swollen stomach which is extremely uncomfortable and similar to period pains ( cramps ). As well as this, the inside of my belly button at the top is really sore to touch. I am not sure whether the antibiotics is related to this or not? Or, have I pulled a stomach muscle as I do frequent the gym?
Tue, 22 Oct 2013
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Hello ma'am.

Antibiotics can at times cause such changes in the menstrual cycle, but these are not permanent and your cycle will normalize soon after you are off the drugs. So please do not worry, and wait for your next period for everything to regularize.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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Had A Chest Infection, Stomach Swollen, Periods Cramps. Given Amoxicillin. What Should I Do?

Hello ma am. Antibiotics can at times cause such changes in the menstrual cycle, but these are not permanent and your cycle will normalize soon after you are off the drugs. So please do not worry, and wait for your next period for everything to regularize. Hope this helps. Best wishes.