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Question Posted Saturday June 24 2006, 7:56 pm

The longer you are stressed, does it take longer for your period to come?

Like if I was late and and I was stressed, the longer i am stressed, the longer it will take to come?

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caramella answered Sunday July 9 2006, 2:59 pm:
yes this is true because being stressed causes your body to work in an unatural nature so it messes up a lot of things in the body including your period

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mauigirl answered Sunday June 25 2006, 2:11 am:
yup. happens sometimes. sleep deprivation, stress, or anything you're not used to can do it.

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Razhie answered Saturday June 24 2006, 9:28 pm:
If you are stressed your period can be delayed. There really isn't a fine science to it. Like most things everyone is unique. In some women prolonged stress might put a period off for weeks, in other women they just end up a bit late and others might be right on time but the cramps and PMS are much worse.

Generally however stress shouldn’t delay a period by more then 2 weeks. If you are normally regular and you are over two weeks late, you should start investigating other causes and talking to a doctor.

Seriously though if you are so stressed you are throwing off your cycle you really need to work on reducing your stress, and talking to a doctor can be a great start for that.

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