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My daughter is 53 years old, and her period is two weeks late. how likely is it that she could be pregnant?
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Not very : Seems unlike at age 53 but she certainly could take a home test. Menopause seems more likely.
Answered 11/9/2013
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Extremely unlikely: When she goes 1 year without any bleeding, she is officially menopausal.
Answered 11/13/2013
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