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earthbound

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Delayed Period... How Much Longer? Posted: 03-19-05 23:20pm


My period usually come in the beginning of the month, but I still haven't gotten it and this month is almost over. Through the previous topics in this forum, I learned that period can be delayed (or missed) because of excessive exercise, which is likely the cause in my case since I recently joined my school's tennis team and we have to practice almost 3 hours a day, 5 days a week. If this ever happened to you, please let me know how long it was delayed and how long it took for you to adjust to these changes. Thank you.

misty_paradise

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Hi Posted: 07-26-05 05:33am


I have the same problem! Can someone please help out? I have been doing exercise recently. Do I have to stop or will my periods just sort themselves out over time? Thanks xx

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