Amenorrhea: If you're not pregnant, the next most common thing would be hypothyroidism. Low thyroid may result in weight gain and absent periods. Unfortunately you need a blood test to confirm this. Other things can cause this too, but they also require an evaluation. Try going to a http://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/Search_HCC.aspx FQHC health centers can see you on a sliding scale and do cheap testing
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