Doubtful: Unless they have some type of estrogen/progesterone activity. It is more likely that something else is causing this. I suggest you see you physician for an evaluation.
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Doubt it: How old are you? This could be the change or it could also be pregnancy. Have you had a pregnancy test? Other causes for the absence of periods could be ovarian cysts, stress, thyroid disorders and pituitary disorders. Please check with your OB .
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