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A member asked:
Can the change in my sleeping schedule affect my period? i go to sleep around 4:30am and wake up around 2pm.
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No: Ovulation and menstruation should not be affected by sleeping late. Severe sleep deprivation, however, could possibly delay ovulation and getting your period at the usual time.
Answered 5/17/2016
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