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Why haven't i gotten my period in years?
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Menopause: 40 y/o would be considered "normal" for a woman to stop having menstrual periods, because she went into menopause. A doctor can do a blood test (FSH) to determine, whether a woman that age is actually in menopause.
Answered 5/14/2017
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