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Can azithromycin cause a missed period?
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No: Antibiotics usually do not cause a missed period but the underlying cause for which you are taking the antibiotics can affect the period. Any physical stress such as illness or psychological stress can affect ovulation and cause an irregular period. It is always important to take a pregnancy test when the period is late.
Answered 6/15/2018
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