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A member asked:
My daughter is 45 years old, and her period is two weeks late. how likely is it that she could be pregnant?
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Easy to find out: Just do a home preg test, which would be + if she was, at her age 45 it is more likely that she is peri-menopausal and starting to naturally skip periods, but a home pt will let her know.
Answered 11/22/2013
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Pregnant: It is not likely that she is pregnant. Purchase a pregnancy test to get a definitive answer. More than likely, she is approaching menopause.
Answered 12/5/2013
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