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Would a person of a low body weight still experience menopausal symptoms please?
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Yes and no: Hi. Since there's no relationship between a woman's body weight and whether she feels menopausal symptoms, the answer is certainly she could experience menopausal symptoms and certainly she may not experience menopausal symptoms.
Answered 9/24/2014
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