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My daughter is 15 years 10 months old. she had menses at age 12 .her menses were irregular. now from 5 month she had no menses. is it dangerous?
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Not dangerous: Quite common for girls and young women to go for afew months without menstruating. Often happens when girls first go to boarding school, college or start a new job. Not dangerous at all. Menses will most likely resume spontaneously, so don't worry.
Answered 1/4/2021
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