In my experience, women who have had early or late cycles have more severe effects on their body, particularly when they deal with a chronic medical condition. In other words, the earlier the better.
One of the most common causes of early or late periods is medical conditions like diabetes. The good news is that some of the antibiotics that are routinely used to treat these conditions can extend your period. I read on the Internet that a certain antibiotic called moxifloxacin (along with two other antibiotics) can extend a woman’s menstrual cycle by up to one week.
I have a friend who always has a long-lasting, regular period. In fact, she has had it for as long as she can remember. Now, she says, “I can’t exactly tell you why, but my periods are always the same.” My friend has been in the hospital for her second birth control pill, which I believe is called Plan B.
Because antibiotics don’t work for everyone on a regular basis, a woman’s menstrual cycle can extend and even change depending on her medication. It’s been shown that moxifloxacin may lower a woman’s chances of getting pregnant during her period. That said, I would recommend taking it with an iron supplement and asking your doctor if it could have an impact on your period.
There are some people who can get pregnant as late as 9 months after initiating their birth control pill. While I doubt it’s a common occurrence, it’s something you should be aware of.
When you’re on the pill, you don’t have to worry about getting pregnant because you’ll still be breastfeeding. But you can still get pregnant, especially if you take moxifloxacin during your cycle. The pill is most effective when taken before the first ovulation, which may be right around your period or even the end of your period, but during the menstrual cycle, it’s best to take it between your periods.
So if you take moxifloxacin, it may make your period late, especially if you take it during your period or even the end of your period. That is why it’s best to take it during your period.
Well, that’s my biggest complaint. I think it’s great that moxifloxacin can help with your period, but I think it could make your period late. In fact, it may even make your period late, especially if you have a strong immune system. But I guess thats just me.
I don’t think it makes your period late if you have a strong immune system, but it could make it late regardless. When you take moxifloxacin you may or may not get your period on the same day as your period. Since you’re already taking that antibiotic, it may make your period late, but your period may not end on the same day as your period.