Having Been Sexually Inactive For A Long Time, Can Stress Or Quitting Weed Lead To Delayed Periods?
21 I have missed my last two periods, I haven't had sex in 7 months my last period was at the end of October. I have had my usual period symptoms but no period. My stress level is slightly higher then usual, I have put on some weight 6/10 pounds on averge. But nothing to extreme I recently quit smoking weed but I don't think that would have any effect... I'm kinda freaking out
Mon, 13 Jan 2014
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
Hi, - Stress can delay period to some extent,but not for 2 months. - Smoking weeds/ stopping it does not have any effect on menses. - Your weight gain,delayed periods do suggest menstrual irregularity due to hormonal causes (PCOs)-which can be diagnosed by pelvis ultrasound scan. - The mood swings can be described by - Hormonal changes -withdrawal of weed smoking. All of these need detailed clinical examination/investigations &treatment thereafter. Thanks
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Having Been Sexually Inactive For A Long Time, Can Stress Or Quitting Weed Lead To Delayed Periods?
Hi, - Stress can delay period to some extent,but not for 2 months. - Smoking weeds/ stopping it does not have any effect on menses. - Your weight gain,delayed periods do suggest menstrual irregularity due to hormonal causes (PCOs)-which can be diagnosed by pelvis ultrasound scan. - The mood swings can be described by - Hormonal changes -withdrawal of weed smoking. All of these need detailed clinical examination/investigations &treatment thereafter. Thanks