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Delayed period

2024-03-19 06:07:04
I took a CRP test which is 20, can high CRP cause delayed period. My cycle is 55-60 days since 3 period cycles. Should I visit a gynaecologist or first reduce CRP levels.
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Answered2024-03-19 07:56:36

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Answered2024-03-19 06:10:27

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Crp does not cause delay in menses Hormonal evaluation is required Connect for consultation

Answered2024-03-19 06:57:00

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High CRP can't be a cause of delayed cycles. Get investigations done for prolonged cycles like thyroid profile, prolactin levels and ultrasound

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