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I am a a type one diabetic and have not had period in 6 months. is this normal? also would diabetes affect affect the result result of an hiv test
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No: Unless you are pregnant or entering menopause, periods should not stop for six months. There are many possible causes, and this is best discussed with your doctor. Diabetes should not affect the result of an HIV test.
Answered 10/10/2014
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