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I havent had my period in a few months. i tried provers twice and no period. i am taking isibloom but i am still getting hot flashes. should i switch birth control pills? i am 42 years old?
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Early menopause is possible. You should see your family doctor. Good luck.
Answered 4/26/2023
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