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Can heavy drinking cause you to have a delayed period?
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Delayed Period: If you are a heavy drinker with liver damage, then yes since your metabolism of hormones is affected and this can make you have irregular periods. A drinking binge will not have the same effects.
Answered 1/12/2019
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