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Hi. i'm only eighteen years old. but i haven't had a period in 3-4 months. when should i see a doctor?
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NOW: If you had normal periods and stop for 3-4 months then we need to search why. If you are sexual active then we need to check to see if you are pregnant.
Answered 12/10/2012
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