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Negative blood and urine for pregnacy at age 45 can it be pre-menopause?
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Yes: Age at menopause varies greatly among women but majority falls within the age range of 40-50. It can start as irregular cycles, skipping 1-2 months up to several months at a time before it completely quits. A blood test from your doctor should be able to confirm this.
Answered 6/9/2015
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