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Could i be late for my period for more than 2 weeks during ramadan?
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Yes but why?: Many things can cause an ovulatory delay, but i'm not aware that ramadan is one of them. One common reason women are late for their period is pregnancy, if this is a possibility, check a pregnancy test.
Answered 9/1/2013
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