At age 46 and actually even earlier, ovulation is more difficult to achieve as increased stimulation of remaining eggs is necessary to evoke mature follicles and ovulation, making irregular delays in onset of true menstruation. The result is continued estrogen stimulation of endometrial lining , which breaks down and causes indeterminate amounts of bleeding over time.
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