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Not that I am aware of. The Menses have more to do with hormonal levels than of blood pressure. With any chronic irregular cycles hormones should always be evaluated by a professional.

I personally have low blood pressure and can clock my cycle with an egg timer (so to speak). However that doesnt mean that its not possible, but I've not heard of it. Sorry, less helpful than my usual answers.

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Yes High Blood Pressure (HBP) could effect your period. The more pressure exerted on the blood the stronger the vaginal flow of blood will be. If you are noticing problems with your blood pressure talk with your doctor about Hydrochlorothiazide (H.C.T.Z) this is a diuretic. It will increase urine production forcing you to urinate more often.

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12y ago

Most definitely! A sudden drop in weight or an extreme diet can also cause a woman to miss or alter her period. Stress, too, can cause a missed period. However, see your Health Care Professional if you miss your period and are sexually active - even if you are using Birth Control. remember, the only sure fire way to prevent pregnancy is to practice abstinence!

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yup

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