can your period cycle change

Could coming off an anti-depressant like Effexor cause a change in your menstrual cycle? I have been lightly spotting for four days, but never fully started. I completely weened off Effexor two weeks ago.

Hello, I am 33 years old and until about 3 months ago my menstrual cycle has been on point. About 3 months ago I had my normal cycle for the usual 5 days. About 2 weeks after the end of my cycle, I stating to have some dark brownish red bleeding for 3days (enough for me to insert a tampon but not constant like a "normal" period). The following month I got my "Normal" period about a week after I was due for it. It was normal and I did not bleed mid month.

Remember that every month doesnt have 31 days so it can cause your menstrual cycle to come sooner or later than its scheduled ! It can also be caused do to a change in diet ,sleeping or eating habit or stress! Try to relax, get your rest and eat healthy! Keep us updated if anything chances!

It can, if it makes you ovulate later in your cycle. Basically, your period will almost always come about 12-16 days after ovulation. Provera is usually used to start a period in a non-ovulatory cycle. Clomid will help you ovulate, and therefore, if not pregnant, give you your period about 2 weeks after ovulation. So in your situation, there could be two reasons... 1.

Your predicted period is shown with pink/red and white lines. Have you entered new information that would change the date of your predicted period? If you enter information about an ovulation test, it could change your expected period date. However, like momof3gramof2 stated, it is not uncommon to have your cycle vary by a day or two. Please let us know if we can help in any other way.

progesterone phase/luteal phase this is the what we all call the 2 weeks waiting (2ww) cause on day 28 (for most women) you get your period again and start your cycle again, or you test and find out you are pregnant.

Stress can affect many things in your body including your period. Also, a lot of exercise, or a change in dietary habits, even weight gain or loss can be a factor. I myself have an irregular cycle and have been pregnant twice. Both times it has taken about 3-4 weeks after i miss my period to show up on a home pregnancy test.

International traveling had interrupted my entire body in the past (from BMs to cycle). I would think on top of your sporadic period (mentioned how you've been late in the past) and the international flying, different foods we take in while traveling, etc can all affect many aspects to our body. If you trust your HPT and you're sure you couldn't BR pregnant, there's a good chance your travels upset your body clock.

My period does the same thing. I would say it's regular. Anything can change your period. Ulster you stressed? Stress plays a big role with my cycles.

In the last 3 months I've taken 3 different types of antibiotics for mastitis, I usually start the 14 but started my cycle today a week later... I don't believe it's a serious issue, but it definitely happened to me.

yes, the 24th was the first day. I don't know how long your cycle is but every now and then they change. I'm sure it's nothing to worry about. It happens to everyone.

was just wondering if birth control can make you sick to your stomach since i've started taking it i feel nausea every day off and on...as well as headaches i hate it i feel like stopping my bc but i dont want it to mess up my cycle bc its already messed up i still havn't even had a period since my post pardum bleeding which stopped at first of the 4th week.... should i call and change my birth control?

s common for women to all cycle together when they move in with a group of female college roommates. Maybe your cycle is just changing around for reasons of its own.

On your period and the week after your period is when your most likely to get pregnant because you have fresh eggs

First count from your last period to your next period if its 28 day cycle then you are not safe from cycle day 9th to 16th or get an ovulation calendar to know when you are safe.

5 years old have been trying to conceive for the past 2 years. I want to know what could be causing this change with my cycle ex. start of menopause, cancer, pregnant?

If you did not have sexual intercourse, then there is no chance you are pregnant. But if you are worried about it, you can always go to your doctor and have a blood test done. That will tell you for sure. You could just be having an off cycle this month. It can happen from time to time. Good luck!

I know it can be a scary thought but its vital that you take a test especially since you missed your period for two months and then had a very unusual light period. Once you take the test you can go from there on what you'll need to do. If you aren't pregnant then it might've been from stress but I would probably go to the doctor and ask what it could've been from.

You have to be ovulating to get pregnant.. which is around 2 weeks after the first day of your period. Everybody's cycle is different so it just depends I guess.

problem which will resolve on its own, or some type of change that will persist. Something as simple as extra stress can cause an unusual cycle. Firstly, I ALWAYS recommend a pregnancy test. The other thing I would probably test for is a bladder infection. One thing to try--Ibuprofen or Aleve taken around the clock can reduce both pain and bleeding. If you were my patient, I would probably try that to get you through this cycle, and then wait to see if it happened again. Hope this helps!

It's okay to test. I hear from many of the women here that the tests at Walmart and the Dollar store are just as accurate as the more expensive ones. When is your next period due? If it's late try not to stress because Plan B can make your period late, early, lighter or heavier. I think you're fine though because you did use Plan B very fast.

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