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Shorter Cycle Gluten Free?

imagine22

By imagine22
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imagine22
Posted

hi,

not really pregnancy related but though you girls would know about these things...

my cycle for years was always between 33-37 days (average 35 days) which is very long for someone in their 20's but since going gluten free for the last month or so it was just 27 days?

is this common when going gluten free or is it just a freak coincidence?

thx,

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Posted

That's interesting, and probably not a coincidence. It is a well-known fact that gluten will cause infertility and other disturbances of the reproductive system. And it appears that going gluten-free has normalized your cycle to where it should be.

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Mia H
Posted

That's interesting. I hadn't thought about it being related to going gluten-free.

I was about 33 days and went to 25. I had some sub infertility with the first two babies but now on my third it just happened on my own. Funny I didn't connect the two.

Mia

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