Is it possible that taking citalopram (40mg) and Trazodone (20mg) could lead to a very long menstrual cycle?

It is possible for the combination of citalopram and trazodone to affect the length of a menstrual cycle, as both medications can cause menstrual irregularities. However, without any other symptoms present, it is recommended to simply monitor the situation. Other factors such as fibroids, anxiety, fatigue, and changes in routine can also contribute to changes in menstrual cycle length.

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Is it possible that taking citalopram (40mg) and Trazodone (20mg) could lead to a very long menstrual cycle?

It is possible for the combination of citalopram and trazodone to affect the length of a menstrual cycle, as both medications can cause menstrual irregularities. However, without any other symptoms present, it is recommended to simply monitor the situation. Other factors such as fibroids, anxiety, fatigue, and changes in routine can also contribute to changes in menstrual cycle length.