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My period lasted one day, with very little blood. i've been stressed out lately with legal issues, could that have caused it? i had a yeast infection.
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Yes: High stress situations can cause changes in menstrual cycles. Hormonal effects can disrupt normal menstrual functions. Observe for another month to see if menstrual cycles return to normal, and if not, then lab testing and sonogram may give answers to the abnormally short menstrual period.
Answered 7/7/2017
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