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I am 55. haven't had period in 14 months and just started yesterday. i know it's not normal but if it's a polyp or tumor would it be like period?
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Perimenopausal: It could still be your menstrual cycle stopping, as menopause can sometimes have periods return as you go through the change. Since it has been 14 months since your last real period though, it is recommended for you to see a gyn dr. And get an evaluation. A pelvic ultrasound would help diagnose any fibroids, etc. Best wishes.
Answered 2/2/2014
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