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Can diet changes, not drastic but higher than usual sugar intake, cause a late menstrual cycle?
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Unlikely: Dietary changes can cause a late menstrual cycle, but these are usually extreme changes in the diet with very low calorie intake. Some variation in menstrual cycle is normal with a normal menstrual cycle being anywhere from 21-35 days.
Answered 4/13/2013
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