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I have always had a normal period lasting no longer than 5-6 days, it has lasted 19 days as of today, can it be a side effect of a kenelog shot?
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Yes: Steroid injections are notorious for disturbing the menstrual cycle. Hopefully within a month or two you'll be back on track. If not, see your gyn doc.
Answered 2/10/2014
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