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I have hashimotos thyroiditis, yet my periods have always been normal (5 days). this month i am going on 8 days of bleeding. i am also 50?
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Menopause?: You may have started to get menopause. If your Hashimoto's is under control I don't think that it's related. This is something you can talk with your physician or your gynecologist.
Answered 12/12/2016
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