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Early periods during chicken pox

2018-02-04 12:21:03
I got my chicken pox first blister on 28 Jan 2018. My last periods was on 16 Jan, normally I have a 30 days cycle. And for last two years its like that only. I have PCOD problem also. I was taken glucipage tablet but during this chickenpox medication i am not taking it. Will this chicken pox can make irregular or early periods like this. I am so much stressed now.
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Don’t get stressed. Sick periods can disturb periods. Even if you get early or late periods, don’t worry. Restart your medicines when healthy. Your periods will normalise on their own

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