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I am 47 yrs old last period november 2 more than 1month and still haven't got period. not pregnant. healthy weight and could it come later
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Certainly: You are in an age group where delayed or skipped periods are very common, due to perimenopause. But pregnancy is still a possibility, so use protection if you don't want to get pregnant and check a preg test now if you haven't already.
Answered 1/15/2016
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