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delay period because of homeopathic medicine?

I was taking homeopathic treatment for my painful manustrual cycle just after I completed my period. So overall i took a treatment for 1 month and now I missed my period. I am 6 days late. This is the first time ever since I am getting period (10 yrs) that I am late. My date is always fixed. I am never never never late. What could be the reason for it? Those homeopathic medicine can cause delay in period? I even took mensorine drops for getting period still it didn't come. Now I am tensed I hope I didn't make any mistake by taking this pain relief period treatment.
I was prescribed to take SBL 15 irregular periods. Mensol syrup and few other small round sweet medicine. Please guide me. I have stopped taking all this medicine. Yesterday I took mensorine drops 3 times a day still didn't get period. And I usually feel pain 4 days before my period which I haven't felt yet and I am always on time. This the first time I am late.
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Hi there and welcome!  Well, truthfully, even the most regular of gals will have the rare/occasional off period.  Definitely, being ill, having stress, taking medication, changes in routine, etc. can cause a period/cycle to be different than our norm.  I agree to stop any intervention to get a period that is four days late.  Honestly, being late occasionally is very normal and nothing to be concerned about.  Unless you've had unprotected sex, I would not worry nor try to make your period come when it is occasionally late.  If you had unprotected sex, then you need to take a pregnancy test.

Out of nowhere several years ago, my thyroid slowed down.  My cycle went from every 26 days to getting my period once every 3 to 4 months.  It righted itself after a year.  Even with that, my doctor was not overly concerned.  Had it gone on, we would have treated my thyroid issue.  So, a few days longer cycle is not in the realm of gynecology something that I'd worry about hon.  good luck
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