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Post covid Menstrual cycle changes
I tested covid positive on June 1 and now that I've recovered by means of home isolation. My periods which was supposed to come on June 15th has not come yet. On 14th June I got a very light spotting and I expected my periods to come the next day which did not happen so far. Today marks 36th day.
My cycle varies from 31 to maximum 35 days. I have an 18 months old baby. No chances of pregnancy.
Can you please let me know why is there a delay in my periods?
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This is due to hormonal changes happened in covid infection. Dont you worry about , it will regularly come after some time. Take high protein diet , regular exercise drink plenty of water.
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Dr. Khushboo
General Physician
8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Not to worry . Periods change because of covid only . If you still have questions contact on practo
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