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Is it normal after scoliosis surgery to have a late period or different cycle?
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Technically no: There is not a direct relationship between scoliosis surgery and having a late period. It is possible an indirect effect of anesthesia or the "stress of surgery" may have played a small role. Do check with your Ob as early on and with stress periods are subject to have variability. In the meantime, exercise and Pilates for core strengthening may help.
Answered 3/5/2015
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