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I have hpv and my period stop for two to three months im 38 can that be due to early menopause?
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Amenorrhea: Menopause can occur at any age after age 35 and still be normal. However, there are lots of causes for skipped periods and most of them aren't menopause. Its not uncommon to not ovulate regularly and have this happen. See your GYN. Also the HPV has nothing to do with the lack of period
Answered 7/11/2015
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