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Wwhy there is amenorrhea with grave's disease?
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Occurs w/hyperthyroi: Any form of hyperthyroidism can lead to decreased or even absent menses. Conversely, underactive or hypothyroidism can lead to heavy and frequent menses.
Answered 2/22/2013
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