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Had a blood test said menopause hadn't a period for 6 months have now had two periods second time was blood clots am worried can you help
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Menopause : during menopause it's quite common for women to skip there menses.For months that have heavy periods and skip again for year or 2.Any abnormal bleeding should be evaluated by an OB/GYN physician
Answered 1/4/2016
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