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Almost 3 mo no period. negative pregnancy test with rapid weight gain without changes in diet. weakness and fatigue. 33 years old?
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Get evaluated: You need to be evaluated to see if you are ovulating. You may need to have your thyroid checked based on your symptoms.
Answered 11/11/2014
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