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Heavy exercise in general can mess with your periods, regardless of how you exercise. Usually through delaying them or in extreme cases cause them to cease entirely. Anyhow your body isn't clockwork perfect, and periods can shift a bit for no obvious reason.



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Heavy exercise in general can mess with your periods, regardless of how you exercise. Usually through delaying them or in extreme cases cause them to cease entirely. Anyhow your body isn't clockwork perfect, and periods can shift a bit for no obvious reason.



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Does bike riding bring your period faster? - Answers

Heavy exercise in general can mess with your periods, regardless of how you exercise. Usually through delaying them or in extreme cases cause them to cease entirely. Anyhow your body isn't clockwork perfect, and periods can shift a bit for no obvious reason.

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