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My period is late for 3 days. in past two weeks i took an antibiotic for my urinary track infection. do you think that was the cause? (im not pregnant
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Possibly: It is good that you don't get pregnant as you were at higher risk due to antibiotics possibly interfering with the pill. The antibiotic could have thrown your cycle off by affecting your pill. I am assuming you may have been on a birth control pill.
Answered 9/28/2016
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