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Obgyn had me stopped pill only since i am 50. no period for 2.5 months. is it possible i may not bleed again? should i be checked/what/when?
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Yes: It is possible you may never have a period again. If you want to know, you can check some blood tests (FSH and estradiol), but it's not necessary to check these. See your doctor if you want to discuss the pros/cons of hormone replacement therapy.
Answered 11/9/2016
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