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I have not menstruated in 5 months and not pregnant, i have polycystic ovaries and been on different contraception?
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PCOS ?'s: If your "contraception" has been with a combination oral pill (estrogen/progestin type), you should have some withdrawal bleeding during the "placebo" interval. If the contraception is a progestin only type, you may not have any bleeding for prolonged intervals. If you are using barrier or IUD , at 45 you may not have ovulated with PCOS. Ask your physician for an exam.
Answered 9/10/2019
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Amenorrhea: There are many causes of secondary amenorrhea, it is important to visit an Ob/Gyn since you have had a long period without your menstruation. A cause must be ruled in. Hope it help! :D
Answered 9/13/2019
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