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I am 45. lmp 21 feb. 101 days since last period. is that normal?
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Most women start perimenopause somewhere between ages 39 and 51. It generally takes around five years from the start of perimenopause for a woman to stop menstruating. If your period has not come for several months it could be due to hormonal fluctuations caused by stress, lack of sleep, weight gain/loss, exercise, etc. Talk to your Gyn Dr for a full workup.
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