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Have you ever been late on your period due to stress? how long? |
Have you ever been late on your period due to stress? how long? Yes. My freshman year of college I actually skipped an entire month...the period after that was horrible. Sometimes when my husband and I are moving (we move to a new apartment every couple of years) I miss it for the month entirely. Last Christmas, I must have been stressed because my period came 40 days after my last. 7 days |
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