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I haven't had a period for like 3-5 months. i'm a virgin so pregnancy is out. i'm too young for menopause, should i worry?
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Secondary: Amenorrhea has many causes but most frequently is due a pcos syndrome (polycystic ovary).
Answered 4/26/2014
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