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A member asked:
My luteal phase is normally 14 days , this last cycle it was only 11 days ov on normal day , i was on antibiotics earlier in cycle could this change it?
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Yes: That is possible. If so it is temporary and will not affect any more periods. If this is a trend then obviously it wasnt the meds.
Answered 6/13/2013
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