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Can a lot of carbohydrates in diet such as pasta cause long cycles in women? i eat a lot sometimes especially before period. i am still thin
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No: Pasta and other carbohydrates do not have a direct impact on the length of the menstrual cycle
Answered 1/16/2015
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