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Am 33. for the last yr periods shorter & length between periods changes month to month. have a 4r old & ready to try again & worried about menopause?
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Not menopause: It's normal for periods to lighten as we get older and is not typically a sign of menopause. If you're having monthly periods, then the chances that you can conceive, at 33, are very high. Good luck!
Answered 4/17/2016
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