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Are there any complications of having no period for 6 months due to pcos?
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Yes: You are at risk for getting endometrial hyperplasia, which though not cancerous is a pre-cancerous condition. Get help regulating your periods, simply skipping 6 months or more with PCOS is quite risky. Good wishes.
Answered 2/18/2015
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