**ANSWER** Yes. Studies have shown for many years that young women and girls that aggressively train and work out (for heavy competitive sports) can not only delay their periods, but they miss them all together. You should speak to your family physician or your GYN for advice. It could be a serious problem. <<adr>>
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I am also on Citalopram as well as being on birth control and I've had my period every month like I was supposed to. It did take a little longer for it to start for me. I am on a Tuesday start and it usually started around Thursday night or the latest one started Friday night. That's all the delay I have experienced in about 5 months. If you have any concerns, call your doctor, as usual. They're the only one who can tell you based on your specific case, of course.
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There could be a number of things. A lot of women need to have their period "restarted" by medications occasionally for some reason. Call your doctor and talk to them about what to do. sometimes excessive stress or more exercise than usual could delay or even stop your period. if this happens i suggest calling a doctor
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If your period has came early and lasts 3-4 days, pr shorter than usual, you are pregnant. This process is called implantation.
This is not impossible, and it depends upon the people with whom you are vacationing. Women are influenced by the hormonal state of other women in their vicinity, and there is a tendency for menstrual cycles to synchronize. Of course, there are other possible reasons for a change in your usual menstrual timing.
Are you talking about period wise? If you are trying to delay your period then it’ll most definitely delay it but if you’re using it for pregnancy, it should be fine as well since you only took a short break from it, not the usual 7 days.
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February being a short month should have nothing to do with your period start date. So if your period starts late in March, it is not as a result of how many days are in February. Your period should come when it is due; if it is later than usual, you might want to take a pregnancy test or consult your doctor.