I moved to a US recently from SriLanka. In the first month after coming here I had my period 15 days late. I usually had my periods late not more than a week. Never had any heavy periods and my periods were for 4-5 days. My period was due october, but I dint get any till dec12 evening. I noticed light blood marks on my undie and even now I am having a light bleeding. Its been 13 days and its still happening. I am worried. I am not sexually active and I am a virgin. Why is happening?
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This is most likely due to the stress of relocating and your periods will be reestablshed once again. It's best to get checked soon, to be safe.
Travel can affect your period, just like any other “lifestyle change.” Even though your travels are temporary, it is still a disruption in your normal routine. Because the hormones that rule your menstrual cycle can be sensitive to anything new – from stress to your change in eating habits – you can have a delayed period and sometimes, even a missed period – due to your relocation. Your cycle should even itself out in a few months, However I would recommend you follow up with a gynecologist and keep monitoring your cycles, especially since you have had a prolonged bleed. For something simple and natural I would suggest raspberry leaf tea, flaxseeds and green tea.
Any major life change event can interfere with a normal cycle and prevent ovulation. When this happens your menses will be late and prolonged without the influence of progesterone
which is produced only if you ovulate. This is most likely a normal response to your move, but you should see a doc if your cycle does not normalize.
which is produced only if you ovulate. This is most likely a normal response to your move, but you should see a doc if your cycle does not normalize.
Many things can affect your period, from lomg distance travel to medication to dietary changes. If symptoms persist seek a gynecologist. The change in food alone may affect your body, even if you try to eat similar foods to your home diet.
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