Question 1

can b12 delay your period?

Accepted Answer

No: B12 should not have an effect on your period.

Question 2

can smear test delay period?

Accepted Answer

Having a pap smear: Done should not cause a delay in your period. Reasons for missed/late periods: low body weight, obesity, marked weight ^ or v, over-exercise, endurance athletics, breast-feeding, ^ stress, illness, eating disorders (bulimia or anorexia), anovulatory cycle (no egg released), travel, hormone irregularities, drug use, meds (i.e., birth control) or medical problems (i.e. Pcos). #1 reason is pregnancy.

Question 3

how long can ellaone delay period ?

Accepted Answer

May not delay period: ellaOne is an emergency contraceptive pill containing 30 mg of ulipristal acetate, a progesterone receptor modulator. It is effective for up to 5 days after unprotected sex. It is currently available in some countries in Europe. It is more effective than Plan B.  It shuts down the progesterone support for a developing pregnancy, and this would likely start up bleeding.

Question 4

can not having enough iron delay period?

Accepted Answer

Not really: Timing of periods are affected by hormone levels, and unless you are super anemic, these would not be affected by iron deficiency. Might i suggest high iron foods like spinach, broccoli, greens, and obviously meats and organ meats (ie:liver). You need to look for other reasons for delayed period.

Question 5

is it possible that alcohol delay period?

Accepted Answer

If a person: Drank heavily enough to impact  health/ liver function that could impact the menstrual cycle. Having a beer or two should not delay one's period.

Question 6

does plan b normally delay period a week?

Accepted Answer

Possible: It can alter the timing of your period, but since its not a perfect method of preventing pregnancy, check a urine pregnancy test.

Question 7

is it safe to delay period with pills two months in a row?

Accepted Answer

Yes but: Using your pills to delay your period 2 months in a row is safe but may not work as well the second month. Hope this helps.

Question 8

protected sex five days before expected  date now delay period.. have d&c on feb24 , got 1st period on march17 .. 24 days cycle?

Accepted Answer

Pregnancy's unlikely: If your question is that if you are pregnant , it is very unlikely. But pregnancy test is always helpful.

Question 9

can nerlova delay period. had unprotectd sex 28th.  used emergency contrasept on 29th.period was due 29th. how effective will the nerlova  be then.

Accepted Answer

Yes: That is the reason for delay.The use of contraceptive for unprotected sex 1day prior to period is not protective of anything,Ovulation occurs 14days riot to menses.Pills won't protect you from STD's.Please try to use contraceptives regularly and codons,dental  dam if you have concerns about safe sex.

Question 10

can constipation delay period?

Accepted Answer

No: The gastrointestional (GI) system and genital system, while located near one another, don't influence each other in this way.

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