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A member asked:
No period for 1 year. fsh is 20.4. dr said no worry and see him in 6 months. 2 abnormal paps and colpos. uterine wall is 9. neg cancer test. worried! ?
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You're postmenopausa: and should be discussing these details with your doctor. If you're worried, request a second opinion.
Answered 8/22/2014
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Why no period: What you describe is normal but still doesn't explain why no period for a year. Although you are in the age range for menopause, that FSH is not in the menopausal range. This doesn't suggest cancer but the lack of a period is concerning. I would at least repeat the FSH which is normally much higher with menopause.
Answered 8/22/2014
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