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Ive been over 2 weeks late in 2 period cycle this year and before both times i have developed a yeast infection. is this maybe hormonal imbalance?
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Yes : likely caused by polycystic ovarian syndrome/insulin resistance. Causes an increase in yeast infections, can be prediabetic, delays and interferes with regular ovulation. Testing and treatment can decrease the problems, and improve regular ovulation, lowering risks of diabetes.
Answered 3/22/2020
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