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Delayed Menses after COVID contraction

2021-06-19 04:28:49
I had menses just before I contracted COVID and now I have missed them. Is it a normal phenomenon or to be concerned about?
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Yes period can get delayed after covid

Answered2021-06-19 04:37:22

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Yes covid is causing irregular in periods . Nothing to worry . Just focus on tour diet and fluid . Wait . It will be back to normal
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Answered2021-06-19 04:31:13

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