Is It True That Rapid Weight Loss Delays Your Period?
February 25th, 2010 | 
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Rapid weight loss affects your hormones drastically and therefore, yes, can delay your period. It can have any number of effects. When I started losing weight I went three months without it then had it for nearly three weeks… Shudder.
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Yes, it can. Having your period is a very energy-intensive process. If your body is deprived of energy, which leads to weight loss, you may miss a period because your body doesn’t have the resources to menstruate.
Yes, very much so. I am currently down to 84 lbs. and my period has stopped
I think it just hit me that I am actually anorexic.
yes any stress on your body can mess your period up