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A member asked:
I have oligomenorrhea and was wondering what the long term effects of not having a period are on bone loss, heart disease, etc. sould i take vitamins?
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Check up: You really need to discuss this with your obgyn -- and check your hormones. It is the hormone that may effect bone and heart. Taking multivitamin is ok and stay active outdoor.
Answered 11/9/2020
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