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Previous to my question, assuming i have amenorrhea, i have been feeling lazy, tired and sometimes moody. why is that and what can i do to lighten up?
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Thyroid, ovaries: Have a blood test to check your thyroid function. Under active thyroid can cause fatigue and missed periods. Also, see gyn for exam, and possible ultrasound, to make sure you don't have poly cystic ovaries, which can be another cause of your symptoms.
Answered 3/21/2013
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