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Q: no meat effecting period ?

asked by: earthgnome on June 22nd, 2008

New User

Ok I know I am probably freaking out for no reason but I am looking for a comfort.
About 2 months ago I quit eating meat all together. I had un-protected sex on May 10 but got the morning after pill that following Monday, when I was due to start my period. About a week later I had a full period and everything was fine. I had protected sex 2 times within the day and the day after I ended my period. A month later I have yet to see any signs of really starting. I have a light pinkish but no "period" blood. I didn't know if it was just the beginning and since I hadn't had meat if it would change the consistency. I took a pregnancy test a week ago and it said negative. Could I still be pregnant? Or is my body just going through some changes due to diet and extra hormones?

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Mabel

replied on June 23rd, 2008

Supporter

Meat has nothing to do with your period. If you are getting enough iron, then you can surely do without eating meat.

That said, you've had a negative pregnancy test, so it is doubful you are pregnant. It is probably due to the morning after pill.

Maddie34

replied on June 23rd, 2008

Moderator

Your periods may be a little off for a few months.
It's a common side effect of plan b.

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