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Is lactating, food cravings, excessive tiredness, and moodiness (like crying while reading something mushy) hormone related like menopause?
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Yes: You should see your doctor. If you are lactating and not breastfeeding it might be a sign of abnormal hormone levels. You should also take a pregnancy test.
Answered 4/27/2014
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