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Can hormonal change cause a late or missed period?

asked by abiramimurali (32)

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Stress, diet, birth control, other women can cause your cycle to change, pregnancy, or check your thyroid but make sure you go to a gyn ASAP,

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posted by janna (29)
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Definitely. Any alteration in the oestrogen-progesterone balance will affect the occurance of normal menstruation. Higher levels of the latter may predispose to late or missed periods and the converse is also invariably true.

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Hormones are the driving force behind a woman's period, and any change can alter the timing of the menstrual cycle or even stop it entirely.

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posted by John (7928)
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Hormonal change is the major factor for a late or missed period. Hormonal change may occur due to tablets like contraceptive pills or tablets used to postpone period. This can be treated medically.

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Yes. Hormonal changes will result in a late or missed period. Overweight, Underweight and stress will also result in missed or late period.

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posted by Rizu (134)
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Harmonal changes does not have any impact on late or missed periods. But many consider it as one of the main reasons for it which is quite wrong.

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