Can bad urinary infection healed with strong antibiotics affect your next period?

[Anonymous]

I had a bad urinary infection last month, doctor prescribed me some strong antibiotics which I had to take for 10 days and it helped me to heal completely. I got the urinary infection the day when I should start my period last month and it was late for 10 days (I got it a day or two after I started taking the medication). I wasn't too worried about it then, because it was all messed up (blood in urine, painful peeing, strong abdominal pain...). But the problem is I should've gotten my period almost 2 weeks ago and still no sign of it, which worried me a bit. I used to have irregular periods, but that sorted out in the last few years so my periods were pretty much on time before all this happened. Is it possible that the urinary infection has something to do with my late period?

The other problem is that I'm visiting my long-distance boyfriend next week and I haven't seen him for 2 months now, so I really wouldn't want to be on my period then. I googled some advices online about how to shorten your current period and it seems that drinking fresh lemon juice helps the period go away faster. Do you girls have any experiences with this? Or any other advices that worked for you or someone you know?

[Paris13]

Theoretically, it is possible for a UTI to cause you to have a late period. An illness or even an infection can delay ovulation, and this in turn, can cause a late period.

If you are still having the "late affect," sweetie, make an appointment to see your gynecologist. And while you are at the scene, get some advice on a "shorter period for periods."

I have read that applying a heating pad to the uterus, while watching TV or using the computer helps. Increase circulation through exercise. Hydration. Avoid salt.And just by seeing your gynecologist, medication can be also prescribed. I have heard about this medication, in which you only get a period every so often. Might want to check this out.

Your refreshing lemon juice theory may also add to the list of these remedies. But before even trying anything useful, it might just be a helpful hint Firstly, to make sure you get this period in time, and "make it disappear" before you visit your long awaited boyfriend.

Best of luck, sweetie.xx

[JamielovesKU]

No it won't I should know cause I get them at least once a year, next time you go to the Dr. ask for Keflix that shit whips it all out as if it were never even there. And it stays gone for awhile.