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What could cause me to lose my period for 3.5 months?
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Menopause: In a 53 y/o woman menopause is the most likely cause for her to lose her period for 3.5 months. If the period reappears, likelihood is that it will soon disappear again for an extended period of time and will or will not come back
Answered 2/19/2017
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