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A member asked:
I have my periods every month on time and now all of a sudden i am missing one and it has been seven weeks, does menopause start abruptly?
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Are you pregnant?: Hi. If your periods are usually regular and suddenly you're 3 weeks late at age 43, pregnancy would be more likely than menopause.
Answered 6/25/2014
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