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I am 43 yrs old i haven't had my women's day for 2 months from now is that normal?
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Missed period: If you are not pregnant or cannot be pregnant then you must consider this irregularity as potentially peri-menopause. You may want to consult your family physician.
Answered 6/21/2014
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