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Could a missed period be due to signifigant weight loss ? i have fatty liver and have lost 50 lbs since march
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Possible: If you are very underweight or very overweight you could become irregular. If you are very overweight, losing weight may cause you to begin to cycle more regularly.
Answered 9/7/2012
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Yes: Significant weight loss can effect your period
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