Are you the same person who originated the original question? There are many anonymous users, and I was not aware that you were continuing your post from previous responses.
Antibiotics can absolutely cause your stomach to be upset. It might make you feel better to read the patient information brochure that comes along with your prescription, as I suspect "may cause nausea" is printed as a possible side effect. (This may be the reassurance you need). New medications can also cause a delay in your menstrual period.
Can you give yourself two weeks from today, and if your period has not begun (even though I thought you mentioned previously that you were experiencing a light period?), that you will give yourself permission starting at that date to call your doctor (and, not worry about your period until that point)?
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Are you the same person who originated the original question? There are many anonymous users, and I was not aware that you were continuing your post from previous responses.
Antibiotics can absolutely cause your stomach to be upset. It might make you feel better to read the patient information brochure that comes along with your prescription, as I suspect "may cause nausea" is printed as a possible side effect. (This may be the reassurance you need). New medications can also cause a delay in your menstrual period.
Can you give yourself two weeks from today, and if your period has not begun (even though I thought you mentioned previously that you were experiencing a light period?), that you will give yourself permission starting at that date to call your doctor (and, not worry about your period until that point)?
February 1, 2011 - 12:00pmThis Comment
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