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Lucynsky

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Joined: 01 Jul 2005
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Birth Control Posted: 07-02-05 12:24pm


Can exercise make you miss or delay your period? I started exercising a week ago and this week my period was to come but has not showed up. My boyfriend and I had sex about two weeks ago so could I be pregnant or stressed?

mandywib

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Joined: 22 May 2005
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Posted: 07-04-05 11:08am


Exercise can mess with your period but you may want to get a test to see if you are pregnant....Its the best thing to do...Best of luck

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