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A member asked:
Period 2days late.always regular.have cramps on and off.today its more intense than yesterday.pregnancy tests negative.had cold 2wks ago.tsh normal,just checked.what it could be?already scheduled appt with ob gyn,but very worried cant wait til appt
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Late: Could be your cold caused enough stress to disrupt your cycle.
Answered 7/1/2017
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