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My wife hasn't mensturated since march 2017 after the birth of our second baby. is this normal for her to take so long and what could be the cause?
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Breast feeding: or female hormonal fluctuations are common causes; however, I suggest GYN evaluation and thyroid function studies.
Answered 11/8/2017
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