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Will general anesthesia delay your period?
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General anesthesia : Could delay your periods just for 2-4 days as a maximum. Wait and if continue more than that, see your gyn.
Answered 1/8/2016
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Yes: The medications and experience of anesthesia can delay your period for a few days, but any longer than that you should think of other causes.
Answered 1/24/2020
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