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    I started running about 2 months ago. I was "training" to run a 5k the end of October. I only run 3 days a week for about 45 minutes with a walking/running combo. We've worked up to 1 3/4 miles. I don't feel like this is alot and that it should be affecting my period at all but I'm a little over 2 weeks late. My husband has had a vasectomy almost 2 years ago so I'm not to concerned about being pregnant but just really curious/worried about being so late. I've never been this late without being pregnant...I did take a test a few days ago which was negative.

    Just wondering if anyone has experience of exercise messing with your cycles..

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    Exercise can cause strange things to happen to your cycle. Some who exercise a lot may not have a cycle at all, some will have lighter cycles, etc.

    I exercise, but my cycles are still regular. They may be little lighter...
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